Authors
Pimanchev O.V.1, Ryapolov Y.V.1, Nebelas R.P.1, Popov N.V.1, Satovchenko K.A.2
1 Pirogov National Medical and Surgical Center, Moscow
2 Central State Medical Academy Administration of the President of the Russian Federation, Moscow
Abstract
The most effective method of surgical treatment of degenerative-dystrophic diseases of the hip joint in the terminal stages is arthroplasty. However, the positive results of this operation and the service life of the endoprosthesis depend on the correct positioning of its components. Robotic systems have been developed and are being actively introduced into clinical practice, allowing for pre-planning the position and precise installation of endoprosthesis components. On a clinical example of the treatment of a patient with coxarthrosis, we have shown the use of a robotic system in arthroplasty.
Keywords: Hip arthroplasty, treatment of coxarthrosis, robotic-assisted operations, robotic surgery, clinical case.
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