Mr Panagiotis Gikas, consultant orthopaedic hip and knee surgeon, led the surgical team during the procedure on July 18. Following the procedure to treat knee pain caused by osteoarthritis, the patient is doing well.
Augmented reality gives a visualization of the joint that is more dynamic as it is three-dimensional . The advanced technology helps with planning the procedure and allows for the best positioning of the implant for each patient during the procedure. The end-result is tailored to the unique anatomy and specific needs of each patient.
Related StoriesAs a leader in medical innovation, Cleveland Clinic has used augmented reality technology in joint replacement procedures at its main campus in Cleveland, Ohio, especially with shoulder arthroplasty surgery. Cleveland Clinic London is committed to providing patients with an unparalleled care experience that is empathetic, innovative, and based on research and education. As part of this mission, the organisation continuously assesses how advanced medical technologies, such as augmented reality, can enhance Cleveland Clinic London's ability to provide patients with better treatment outcomes.