"Is a robot going to perform my surgery?" This is the most common question I get asked in my clinic. The short answer is: No. A robot does not replace the surgeon; it enhances them. Think of it like the lane-assist and parking sensors in a modern car. You are still driving, but the technology ensures you stay perfectly positioned, making the journey safer and smoother. In the world of knee replacement, "Robotics" is the new gold standard. However, not all robots are the same.

Imagine this scenario: You undergo major hip replacement surgery at 8:30 AM, and by 6:00 PM, you are sitting in your own armchair, drinking tea from your favourite mug, ready to sleep in your own bed. For many years, a hip replacement meant a 3 to 5-day hospital stay. Today, thanks to advances in anaesthetics and minimally invasive surgical techniques, that has changed. As a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon based in Peterborough, I am a strong advocate for Day Case Arthroplasty

Knee arthritis can severely limit mobility and quality of life. When conservative treatments fail, surgical options become necessary. One such option is partial knee surgery, which offers a targeted approach to treating arthritis confined to a specific compartment of the knee. This article provides a detailed overview of partial knee surgery benefits, helping patients understand the procedure, its advantages, and considerations. Understanding Partial Knee Surgery Benefits Par

In recent years, the field of orthopedic surgery has transformed, particularly regarding hip and knee replacements. At Ramsay Fitzwilliam Hospital in Peterborough, we've launched a day case hip and knee arthroplasty pathway that allows patients to have their operation and return home the same day. This represents a revolutionary approach compared to traditional inpatient procedures. Our day case surgery model is based on the success of a similar pathway at Hinchingbrooke Hosp