offering unparalleled accuracy in implant placement and joint alignment. Here’s how it works: A robotic system creates a 3D model of your knee using intraoperative imaging or preoperative scans.

Scientists have created an artificial knee ... 3D printing technology. Unlike traditional knee replacement using generic devices, the bespoke implant preserves a person’s existing knee joint.

An orthopaedic surgeon has performed the first 3D-printed, custom knee replacement surgery in regional Victoria. The US-made technology became available in Australia in March and has been used by ...

According to Sivananthan, traditional joint ... knee is straightened. With robotic assistance, we can significantly mitigate such risks.” Mako SmartRobotics systems use advanced real-time 3D ...

A new company in Norwich is modernising imaging of knee joints using 3D scans to help more people better understand their joint health. KNEE3D, based at Norwich Research Park, is using state ...

From this position a typical femoral rollback during knee joint flexion was observed (Figure 4a). Due to the additional external rotation of the transepicondylar axis from 30° to 90° flexion ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. A new company in Norwich is modernising imaging of knee joints using 3D scans to help more people better understand their joint health. KNEE3D, ...

Background The posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) plays an important role in maintaining physiological kinematics and function of the knee joint ... and patellofemoral 3D kinematics in patients ...