Fast Track Anterior (almis Supine) Hip Arthroplasty With Mako Robotic System

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Fast Track Anterior (almis Supine) Hip Arthroplasty With Mako Robotic System

By Nikolaos Roidis, MD, PhD, DSc 9 Videos

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July 30, 2019

In this video, A.L.M.I.S. (Antero-Lateral-Minimally-Invasive-Surgery) primary hip arthroplasty with MAKO Robotic Sytem is presented by ...
read more ↘ N.T. Roidis, MD, PhD, DSc., Director of Hip & Knee Unit, Athens, Greece (www.roidisnt.gr) without the use of any special traction table with the patient in the supine position (performed at Hygeia Hospital, Athens, Greece).
The skin incision is anterolateral, small (6-8 cm) and adapted to each case, the injury of soft tissue is minimal and there is no need of homologous blood transfusion in almost all cases, without the use of any drains or catheters.
Use of fast track surgery and local infiltration analgesia protocols that facilitate early & rapid rehabilitation with full weight bearing within the first 24 hours post-op.
Patient discharge from the hospital within 1-2 days post-op.
Implants used: Trident Acetabular System, Accolade Stem, Stryker, USA.
Patient consent obtained for surgical technique demonstration

Roidis Nikolaos, MD, DSc, PhD
Director, Hip & Knee Unit
Metropolitan General Hospital
Athens Greece
+30-6972802458
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