About this video
Last updated: 9 October 2026
The video describes total knee replacement as a surgical procedure that replaces the damaged surfaces of the knee joint with artificial components. It describes robotic-assisted surgery as using a robotic system to create a 3D model of the knee before the operation. The video says robotic surgery is not available at every medical facility.
Key points
- It says this allows personalised surgical planning, tailoring the procedure to the individual.
- It says it is important to consider all aspects when choosing between traditional and robotic-assisted surgery.
Questions this video answers
What is robotic-assisted total knee replacement?
The video explains that total knee replacement replaces the damaged surfaces of the knee joint with artificial components. In robotic-assisted surgery, it says, a robotic system creates a 3D model of the knee before the operation, which allows personalised surgical planning.
Is robotic knee replacement available everywhere?
The video says not all medical facilities have access to robotic technology. It says it is important to consider all aspects of the choice.
