Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) for Total Knee Replacemet (TKR)
In addition to a large surgical incision of 8 to 10 inches, Total Knee Replacement also results in joint dislocation, patella eversion and quadriceps mechanism disruption. Patient demand for a less invasive surgical approach reducing the trauma induced to the joint has resulted in the development of Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) for TKR Using Computer Assisted Surgery (CAS). By definition, performing any procedure less invasively results in less soft tissue and bone disruption, which reduces pain, reduces bleeding, speeds healing and the recovery of patients and potentially reduces complications.
We are now offering MITKR…MINIMALLY INVASIVE TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT USING CAS (COMPUTER ASSISTED SURGERY)
It is combining two technologies to give optimum output i.e perfect component placement, through a small incision, leading to early recovery, less bleeding and shorter hospital stay.

Minimum Exposure Maximum Accuracy
• Minimally Invasive TKR with CAS
• Less Invasive knee surgery simple flexible approach
• Less invasive is a path to MITKR CAS
• The Decision About Mi Approach should be based on
– Evaluation in the Clinic
– X Ray evaluation
– Physical evaluation
– Inter operative evaluation

Sequential Bone cuts make space for the instruments

The instruments fit in the incision in flexion and extension