Abstract

Robotic-assisted joint replacement surgery has emerged as a transformative approach in orthopedic care, offering significant improvements in surgical precision, patient outcomes, and recovery times. With the aid of robotic systems, surgeons can achieve highly accurate alignment and positioning of implants, which is crucial for the long-term success of joint replacements. These advancements lead to reduced complications, shorter hospital stays, and faster recovery times compared to traditional methods. This article explores the latest innovations in robotic-assisted joint replacement, including advancements in robotic technology, imaging systems, and real-time data integration. The impact on clinical outcomes such as post-surgical pain, mobility, and functional recovery is also discussed. Additionally, the challenges of cost, surgeon training, and the integration of robotic systems into clinical practice are examined, as well as the future potential of robotics to further revolutionize joint replacement procedures.