Dr Neelesh Damani
Consultant Orthopaedic & Spine Surgeon11+ Years Experience | MBBS, MS (Orthopaedics)
Robotic hip replacement is an advanced form of total hip arthroplasty that uses robotic technology to assist the surgeon in planning and placing the implants with high precision. Accurate positioning of the cup and stem is important for stability, range of movement and long-term implant performance.
Dr Neelesh Damani, Consultant Orthopaedic & Joint Replacement Surgeon, offers robotic total hip replacement as part of his specialised joint replacement practice. The technology supports careful pre-operative planning and real-time guidance during surgery while the surgeon remains fully in control at every step.
Not every patient with hip pain needs a replacement. Many improve with activity modification, weight management, physiotherapy, medicines or injections. When the joint surface is severely damaged and conservative care no longer helps, total hip replacement becomes a reliable option to relieve pain and restore movement.
Dr Neelesh Damani uses robotic technology as a precision aid that enhances the accuracy of established joint replacement principles. The system supports careful planning and controlled execution so that the implants are positioned according to the patient’s individual anatomy — an important factor for comfort, stability and long-term performance.
Robotic-assisted total hip replacement is most often recommended for the following problems:
Severe wear of the hip joint cartilage leading to pain, stiffness and progressive loss of movement.
Loss of blood supply to the femoral head causing collapse of the bone and secondary arthritis.
Inflammatory conditions that destroy the hip joint surface and cause persistent pain and deformity.
Hip damage that develops after a fracture, dislocation or major injury around the joint.
Long-term consequences of hip dysplasia that lead to early arthritis and pain in adulthood.
Selected cases where earlier procedures have not provided lasting relief and the joint is severely damaged.
Consider a specialist opinion if you experience any of the following:
The decision for hip replacement is never taken lightly. Dr Neelesh Damani first explores all appropriate non-surgical options. When surgery is the right choice, robotic assistance is used to enhance precision in planning and implant positioning.
The robotic system helps create a personalised surgical plan based on the patient’s unique anatomy. During the operation it provides real-time guidance so that the acetabular cup and femoral stem are placed within the planned safe zones. Accurate orientation and leg-length restoration support stability and a more natural feel after surgery.
After the procedure, early mobilisation and structured physiotherapy are started as soon as it is safe. Clear guidance is given on activity progression, hip precautions and long-term joint care so that patients can return to an active, independent life with confidence.
11+ Years Experience | MBBS, MS (Orthopaedics)
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