Coût de Prothèse de genou robotique (MAKO) à l'étranger (2026)
Robotic knee replacement uses a surgeon-guided robotic arm, such as the MAKO system, to plan and place a knee implant precisely. It is for adults with painful knee arthritis that has not responded to non-surgical care.
- 4 nuits à l'hôpital
- 90 jours jusqu'au rétablissement complet
- 97% taux de réussite rapporté
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Ce qu'un devis d'hôpital inclut généralement
- Chirurgien, anesthésie et bloc opératoire
- Environ 4 nuits à l'hôpital, avec soins infirmiers
- Examens de routine et médicaments pendant le séjour
- Coordinateur Medcasts gratuit, aide pour la lettre de visa et organisation de l'accueil à l'aéroport
- Non inclus : vols et hôtel après la sortie
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Votre programme de rétablissement
- Days 1–3Standing and walking with aids; knee bending exercises and clot prevention.
- Weeks 2–6Walking with stick or crutches; swelling settles and bending improves towards 90–110 degrees.
- Weeks 6–12Walking without aids for most; strengthening and cycling.
- Months 3–6Return to most activities; swelling and strength continue to improve over a year.
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Ce que disent les patients ayant fait Prothèse de genou robotique (MAKO)
Late-stage osteoarthritis (post-traumatic from football injuries). Wanted MAKO robotic for alignment precision. Manipal Bangalore has MAKO and Dr. Kumar's high volume on it. Procedure 2.5 hours, hospital stay 4 days, total trip 12 days with…
À propos de Prothèse de genou robotique (MAKO)
A CT scan, or sensors during the operation, is used to build a model of your knee and plan the implant position. In theatre the surgeon moves a robotic arm that limits the cutting to the planned boundaries. The robot does not operate on its own. The implant can replace the whole joint or only the worn compartment, depending on how widespread the arthritis is.
Knee replacement relieves pain and improves walking for most people. Robotic assistance helps achieve consistent bone cuts and alignment, but long-term evidence that it gives better results than conventional surgery is still developing. Outcomes depend on your pre-operation stiffness, weight, general health, implant choice, the surgeon's experience and your physiotherapy.
Plan to stay near the hospital for about a week to ten days for wound checks and early physiotherapy. Discuss clot prevention before flying, and bring your X-rays and medicine list. Ask whether a pre-operative CT is needed before you travel, and arrange outpatient physiotherapy at home, since the rehabilitation shapes your final range of movement.
Généralement adapté si
- Persistent knee pain and stiffness from arthritis, with X-ray changes, despite non-surgical treatment.
- Difficulty walking, climbing stairs or sleeping because of knee pain.
- Partial wear of one compartment, where a partial robotic replacement may suit.
- Good general health, and willingness to follow rehabilitation.
Il peut falloir attendre si
- Active infection in the knee or elsewhere in the body.
- Severe uncontrolled medical conditions, such as unstable heart disease or poorly controlled diabetes.
- Mild arthritis that could still improve with non-surgical care.
- Severe muscle or nerve weakness that would prevent the knee from working.
Comment se préparer
- Bring knee X-rays and MRI reports; a pre-operative CT scan may be arranged to build the 3D plan.
- Ask your doctor to review blood thinners, anti-inflammatories and diabetes medicines before surgery.
- Do routine blood tests, ECG and an anaesthetic review; treat dental and skin infection beforehand.
- Start knee strengthening exercises beforehand if your surgeon advises.
- Plan crutches or a walker, clot prevention and a safe time to fly home.
Questions à poser à votre chirurgien
- Is my knee suitable for total or partial robotic replacement?
- Is a CT scan needed, and how does robotic planning change what you do compared with manual surgery?
- Which implant will you use, and what is its track record?
- How many robotic knee replacements have you performed?
- When will I walk, drive and fly home?
- What physiotherapy and X-ray follow-up can be arranged back home?
Signaux d'alerte à surveiller en comparant les hôpitaux
- Claims that robotic surgery guarantees a better or pain-free result.
- The surgeon is new to the robot and cannot share experience with it.
- No implant details, such as brand and model, are offered.
- No plan for clot prevention or early walking.
Questions sur Prothèse de genou robotique (MAKO) à l'étranger
Combien de temps devrai-je rester à l'hôpital pour Prothèse de genou robotique (MAKO) ?
La plupart des patients restent environ 4 nuits à l'hôpital. Le rétablissement complet prend environ 90 jours ; votre chirurgien vous indiquera quand vous serez apte à prendre l'avion.