Orthopedic & Robotic Surgery

SPINE & ROBOTIC SURGERY

ORTHOPEDIC & ROBOTIC SURGERY

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BARIATRIC & GENERAL SURGERY

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Minimally Invasive Orthopedic Surgery

AVALA and our team of world-class orthopedic surgeons provides patients with the most innovative orthopedic treatment for musculoskeletal care including joint, bone, and muscle injuries and conditions. With the use of cutting-edge medical technology, minimally invasive surgery, and physical therapy, our goal is to reduce your pain and get you moving again.

Orthopedic Surgical Specialties
- Elbow
- Foot/Ankle
- Hand
- Hip
- Knee
- Shoulder
Common Orthopedic Procedures
- Anterior Cruciate Ligament Repair
- Arthroscopic Surgery
- Fracture Repairs
- Joint Replacements
- Rotator Cuff Repair
- Tendon Repair
- Ulna Nerve Transposition

Robotic Joint Replacement Surgery

AVALA is one of 12 hospitals in the world with three Stryker Mako Robots and Technology. Our physicians are part of an elite training group specializing in this technology providing patients with robotic-assisted total hip, total knee, and partial knee replacements.

Benefits of Robotic Joint Surgery
- Faster Recovery Times
- Improves Screw and Pedicle Placement Accuracy
- Less Radiation Exposure
- Personalized Patient Surgery Plan
- Reduces Surgery Time
Why Robotic Joint Surgery?

Every patient is unique and can experience joint pain from arthritis for different reasons. Pain from osteoarthritis and joint degeneration can be constant or come and go each day. Different movements can also affect pain differently.

It is common for patients to try medication and other conservative treatments to treat hip or knee pain. If you haven’t experienced adequate relief with those treatment options, you may be a candidate for robotic joint replacement surgery, which may provide you with relief from your joint pain.
How Robotic Joint Surgery Works

Each patient will take a preoperative CT scan at AVALA Imaging Center. This CT scan will allow the physician to make a personalized surgical plan for each patient based on their anatomy. The preoperative CT scan allows the physician to visualize a patient’s anatomy in real-time during the robotic surgery.

During surgery, the robotic arm guides the physician based on the patient’s personalized surgical plan, to accurately place implants.