Robotic-assisted partial knee surgery performances: A 10-year follow-up retrospective study.

Purpose: Robotic surgery has emerged as an advanced technique for facilitating knee prosthesis implantation, especially in cases requiring high precision. However, due to the recent introduction and implementation of this approach, long-term data on its outcomes remain limited in the literature. This study aims to assess implant survival, complications and reoperation rates resulting from robotic arm-assisted partial knee arthroplasties, with a long-term follow-up period.

The Mako ™ robotic arm-assisted total hip arthroplasty using direct anterior approach: surgical technique, skills and pitfals.

In the last decades many innovations have improved the hip replacement and the hip reconstruction surgery such as the introduction of the robotic-arm assisted surgery associated with the direct anterior approach (DAA). This surgical approach for total hip arthroplasty (THA) is growing in popularity and its effectiveness has been demonstrated to improve patients' outcomes, especially regarding more accurate implant placement, less post operative pain, faster recovery and lower of prosthesis dislocation risk. The robotic-arm assisted surgery is another really great innovation for the orthopedic surgeons.

Manipulation and arthroscopy under general anesthesia and early rehabilitative treatment for frozen shoulders.

Objective: To evaluate the efficacy of manipulation followed by arthroscopic release of the glenohumeral joint in conjunction with an immediate and intensive rehabilitation program.

Design: Retrospective, descriptive study.

Setting: A free-standing, university-affiliated orthopedics and rehabilitation hospital.