Mako Robotic Arm Surgery

Knee and hip problems don’t have to hold you back: There’s a minimally invasive option to help relieve knee and hip pain. Saint Francis Hospital-Memphis is the first in Memphis to offer the Mako partial and total knee applications.

MAKOplasty robot for robotically assisted surgeryMako Robotic-Arm Assisted Surgery is a minimally invasive joint replacement surgery technique for adults with early to mid-stage osteoarthritis. Mako is performed using a highly advanced, surgeon-controlled robotic arm system. This system enables the surgeon to create a customized surgery plan that includes optimized implant positioning using a CT scan of the patient’s knee. During the surgery, the surgeon uses feedback from the robotic arm to make real-time adjustments for a more accurate and successful surgery.

Compared to traditional knee and hip replacement surgery, the Mako system potentially offers:

  • Reduced pain
  • Minimal hospitalization
  • More rapid recovery
  • Less implant wear and loosening
  • Smaller scar
  • Better motion and a more natural feeling knee

Mako Qualified Physicians at Saint Francis Hospital-Memphis

Apurva Dalal, MD
Apurva Dalal, MD
Peter Lindy, MD
Peter Lindy, MD
Jean Simard, MD
Jean Simard, MD
Kevin-Cleveland
Kevin Cleveland, MD




Eric Mingledorff's Mako Story

Eric Mingledorff shares his Mako robotic surgery experience at Saint Francis Hospital-Memphis.

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