Advanced robotic assistance. Personalized surgical planning.
Surgeon-led precision.
When knee pain begins to limit your movement, independence and everyday life, advanced technology
can give your surgeon another powerful tool.
At Alchemist Hospitals, CORI™ robotic-assisted technology by Smith+Nephew combines 3D intraoperative mapping, digital surgical planning, handheld robotic precision and real-time assessment to support your surgeon during knee replacement surgery.
Associate Director, Urology, Kidney Transplant & Robotic Surgery
Associate Director, Urology, Kidney Transplant & Robotic Surgery
CORI™ is an advanced handheld robotic-assisted surgical system designed to support surgeons during partial and total knee replacement procedures, with capabilities that also include revision knee arthroplasty in applicable markets.
The system can create a 3D model of the knee intraoperatively, assist with personalized surgical planning, assess knee balance and support precision bone preparation.
CORI™ can use image-agnostic smart mapping to build a 3D model of the knee during surgery.
CORI™ provides real-time planning tools that allow the surgeon to tailor the surgical plan to the patient’s individual anatomy and intraoperative findings.
CORI™ provides intraoperative gap assessment and balancing information that can help the surgeon evaluate alignment and soft-tissue balance.
CORI™ combines robotic assistance with a handheld surgical instrument designed for precision milling and controlled bone preparation.
CORI™ takes a different approach to robotic-assisted surgery.
Its compact, handheld platform is designed with a small operating-room footprint, allowing robotic technology to be integrated into the surgical workflow without the large robotic-arm configuration used by some other systems.
Robotic-assisted knee replacement may be considered for patients whose knee damage or arthritis has significantly affected their quality of life.
Not every patient requires robotic-assisted surgery. Your orthopaedic surgeon will determine whether knee replacement and robotic assistance are appropriate for you.
For patients with extensive arthritis affecting multiple compartments of the knee, total knee replacement replaces the damaged joint surfaces with prosthetic components.
CORI™ can provide the surgeon with digital planning, 3D anatomical mapping and intraoperative balancing information.
When arthritis is limited to a specific compartment and the patient meets appropriate clinical criteria, partial knee replacement may be considered.
CORI™ supports robotic-assisted partial knee procedures for appropriately selected patients.
Revision knee replacement can be technically demanding.
CORI™ with appropriate software capabilities has been developed to support revision knee arthroplasty, including image-free mapping of bone surfaces and intraoperative assessment of defects and joint balance.
No.
CORI™ is not an autonomous robot performing the operation.
Your orthopaedic surgeon remains responsible for surgical decisions and controls the procedure.
CORI™ provides digital mapping, planning, balancing information and robotic assistance that can support the surgeon during knee replacement.
Meet our orthopaedic and joint replacement team and discuss your symptoms, mobility and treatment options.
Your surgeon evaluates your knee clinically and reviews appropriate imaging and investigations.
If robotic-assisted knee replacement is appropriate, the surgical plan is developed around your anatomy and clinical requirements.
During surgery, CORI™ provides digital mapping, planning and intraoperative information to support the surgeon.
After surgery, your recovery plan focuses on pain management, mobility, physiotherapy and progressive return to daily activities.
Modern surgical technology designed to support precision and personalized treatment.
Experienced orthopaedic and joint replacement professionals.
Treatment decisions based on the individual patient rather than technology alone.
Assessment, surgery and rehabilitation within an integrated hospital environment.
Is knee pain affecting your daily life?
Are stairs becoming difficult?
Do you avoid activities you once enjoyed?
Are painkillers or injections providing only temporary relief?
Has your doctor told you that you may need knee replacement?
If you answered YES to any of these, it may be time for an orthopaedic evaluation.
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CORI™ is a handheld robotic-assisted surgical system from Smith+Nephew designed to support surgeons during knee replacement procedures.
No. CORI™ is a robotic-assisted system. The orthopaedic surgeon remains in control of the procedure.
CORI™ uses image-agnostic smart mapping and can create a 3D model of the knee intraoperatively. A pre-operative CT specifically for robotic planning may not be required for appropriate image-free workflows.
Robotic assistance provides additional planning, mapping and precision tools. However, outcomes depend on multiple factors, including the patient’s condition, implant, surgical technique, surgeon experience and rehabilitation.
Eligibility depends on the patient’s diagnosis, severity of arthritis, knee anatomy, overall health and surgical requirements.
Yes. CORI™ is designed to support robotic-assisted total knee arthroplasty.
Yes. CORI™ supports robotic-assisted partial knee procedures for appropriately selected patients.
CORI™ has capabilities for robotic-assisted revision knee arthroplasty in applicable markets.
Robotic assistance is not a guarantee of less postoperative pain. Pain and recovery vary between patients.
No surgical technology can guarantee a specific recovery time. Recovery varies from patient to patient.
CORI™ is designed to support accuracy in bone resection and alignment while providing intraoperative planning and balancing information.
No. Your surgeon will determine whether robotic assistance is appropriate for your specific condition.
The surgeon maps the knee and creates a digital representation of the anatomy. A surgical plan is developed, intraoperative information can be used to assess knee balance, and the handheld robotic system assists with controlled bone preparation.
Operating time varies depending on the type and complexity of the procedure, the patient’s anatomy and the surgeon’s technique.
Patients looking for robotic-assisted knee replacement in Chandigarh and the surrounding region can consult the Orthopaedics & Joint Replacement team at Alchemist Hospitals.
Discover whether CORI™ robotic-assisted knee replacement could be an appropriate option for you.
Individual results vary. Robotic-assisted surgery may not be appropriate for every patient. Treatment decisions should be made in consultation with a qualified orthopaedic surgeon.
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