Robotic-assisted total knee replacement

Total knee replacement resurfaces the worn ends of the thigh bone and shin bone with metal components and places a smooth bearing between them. It is considered when arthritis causes severe pain and loss of function that has not improved with appropriate non-surgical care.

Angus uses robotic and computer-assisted technology to create an individual plan based on the patient’s anatomy. During surgery, the system helps measure knee balance and supports accurate bone preparation and implant positioning. Angus remains in control of every step of the operation.

The aim is to relieve arthritic pain, improve alignment and restore reliable everyday function. Recovery requires early movement and a progressive strengthening programme.