ROSA® Knee System
Knoxville’s Best Choice for ROSA® Knee System in Eastern Tennessee
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ROSA® Knee System
ROSA® KNEE SYSTEM FOR ROBOTIC KNEE REPLACEMENT IN KNOXVILLE
Tennessee Orthopaedic Clinic’s surgeons use the ROSA Knee System to achieve precision and fit for total knee replacement and partial knee replacement, as well as Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA).
Patients who suffer from knee pain, stiffness, and restricted range of motion, and have not seen satisfactory results with conservative treatment options, should consider discussing knee surgery with their doctor. The ROSA® Knee Surgery System provides your orthopedic surgeon with state-of-the-art processes that help provide predictable outcomes and life-changing results.
Subspecialties
- Total Joint Replacement
- MAKO Knee System
- ROSA Knee System
ROBOTIC KNEE REPLACEMENT DESIGNED BY SURGEONS
The ROSA® Knee Surgery System is a surgical assistant system developed by surgeons for surgeons. It combines the best of robotic intelligence with industry-leading implants to advance the outcomes of knee surgery.
- ROSA® provides feedback during surgery regarding the patient’s anatomy and soft tissues. Your surgeon will analyze the data and base their surgical decisions in real-time with quantifiable data provided by the system.
- ROSA® assesses the patient’s range of motion and gaps during the surgery to ensure the surgeon places the implants correctly for more natural movement and flexibility.
- ROSA® provides tools and real-time data that allows your surgeon to perform bone cuts with more accuracy.
- Dynamic tracking of the patient’s anatomy helps doctors achieve more customized care and greater precision for each patient.
- ROSA® works with Persona, Vanguard, and NextGen implants.
ROSA® KNEE SURGERY STARTS WITH X-ATLAS™ IMAGING
The ROSA® Knee Surgery System features X-Atlas™ imaging protocol, which transforms 2D x-rays into a 3D virtual model of the patient’s unique anatomy. This 3D model helps your surgeon perform a “virtual knee replacement” before the first cut is made, ensuring there are no surgical surprises that can complicate your outcome.
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