iOrtho offers patients access to new technologies and innovative procedures designed to maximize outcomes through robotic surgery used for joint replacement. Contact us to schedule a consultation with an experienced surgeon.
Total hip replacement is a solution for individuals challenged with advanced hip joint conditions such as severe osteoarthritis or degeneration. This condition can lead to debilitating pain, limited range of motion, and a notable decline in daily comfort and overall well-being. Through a meticulously conducted surgical procedure, the hip joint’s functionality is renewed which allows patients to regain an active lifestyle.
Partial knee replacement is a surgical option for individuals with severe knee pain and disability primarily affecting one knee compartment. It is a minimally invasive procedure suitable for active patients with limited joint damage, preserving healthy tissues and providing long-lasting pain relief and improved mobility.
Total knee replacement becomes necessary when individuals experience advanced osteoarthritis or other degenerative knee conditions that affect the entire knee joint. Severe joint pain, stiffness, and decreased mobility can significantly impact daily activities and quality of life. Total knee replacement involves surgically removing damaged bone and cartilage and replacing it with artificial components, restoring joint function, alleviating pain, and allowing patients to regain an active lifestyle.
Those experiencing advanced osteoarthritis or degenerative conditions in the shoulder may have debilitating discomfort, compromised range of motion, and a decline in daily comfort. Shoulder replacement surgery mitigates pain and helps patients regain range of motion.
Gregory Montalbano MD, Reconstructive Orthopedic Surgeon and Faculty at the NYU School of Medicine gives a description of the technology and the benefits that it provides for patient recovery. Click below to learn more:
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The information on this website is not designed to replace a physician’s independent judgment regarding the proper indications, appropriateness or risks of a procedure for any individual patient.
Always consult your doctor about your medical conditions.
The information on this website is not designed to replace a physician’s independent judgment regarding the proper indications, appropriateness or risks of a procedure for any individual patient.
Always consult your doctor about your medical conditions.