Mako Robotic-Arm Assisted Partial Knee Replacement

[@rosaamarillo2110]

I had this done(full replacement )with this group by Dr Ursone in June after 2 previous docs over the last few years told me it couldn’t be done because of how my leg had deformed . He did not hesitate to tell me it could be done, all robotics.. now I have ~120* and 4.2 miles on the stationary bike. Most importantly, no pain.. Most important things to remember post op are daily PT, and invest in an ice machine.. If you need a knee replacement, I highly recommend this group, and Dr Ursone in particular. Good luck!

[@johnsullivan2563]

I just had partial replacement with the MAKORobotic Arm yesterday

[@Laukik_Pawar]

Could you share your recovery status please. We are planning to do it as well .

[@johnsullivan2563]

I went home the same day as the surgery. I had a therapist come to my apt for 10 visits over the first 2 weeks. I only used the walker for the day after surgery and went to the cane on day 3. After day 10 I no longer used the cane. I have to say the first 10 days were painful only getting out of bed. for the first minute or two I had to get the circulation going as I started to walk. After the first 2 weeks it was barely an ache at all I now go to out patient physical therapy 2x a week and do stretching and bike exercises at the gym every day. Today is day 32and my knee is still a little swollen it feels like someone has their hands wrapped around my knee and squeezing a little. Very happy with my progress@@Laukik_Pawar

[@dougdavid9321]

And how did it turn out

[@johnsullivan2563]

Feels great, only thing is my knee still feel numb and when I kneel on the floor itis a feeling of pins and needles. Otherwise I can walk and climb without issues@@dougdavid9321

[@cheliospanama9786]

Great Video! Thank you 🔥👏💪🫶

[@rogerseelbach5330]

Do screws interfere with the CT scan needed to get the dimensions for the system?

[@alakans216]

Where Dr Ursone located in USA?