Apollo Hospitals Marks A New Milestone with 1000 Robotic Joint Replacement Surgeries

Chennai,March, 2024: Elevating the standards of orthopedic excellence, Apollo Hospitals marks a significant milestone with the successful completion of 1000 robotic joint replacement surgeries in the last two years. As testament to its unwavering commitment to patient empowerment and transformative healthcare, a support group for knee arthritis was inaugurated. This support group is a platform for individuals suffering from knee arthritis to connect, share experiences, and learn effective management strategies.

Knee arthritis, which is consistently higher in females than males is the most common cause of pain and limited mobility for those aged 50 and above, has become increasingly prevalentamid the lifestyle changes induced by the Covid-19 pandemic. The Support Group initiated by the hospital will address this pressing health concern through candid conversations led by renowned Joint Replacement surgeon, Dr. Arun Kannan, Apollo Hospitals. He will explore the intricate connection between obesity and knee arthritis, effective weight management strategies through diet and exercise, and treatment options including advanced robotic knee replacement surgery.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Arun Kannan, Joint Replacement Surgeon, Apollo Hospitals, said, “A Step into the forefront of robotic surgery at Apollo Hospitals Orthopedics Department in Chennai, where we’ve successfully conducted over 1000 robotic joint replacements, providing long-term relief for our valued patients. This achievement reflects our unwavering commitment to embracing state-of-the-art technology and creative solutions to ease pain and revive mobility, thereby enriching the lives. The technology offers enhanced precision and accuracy, faster recovery and minimally invasive procedures. Today, as we unite to confront the challenges posed by knee arthritis, we proudly launch a support group initiative—an embodiment of our dedication to fostering knowledge exchange and community building. “

Interested individuals are invited to take part in the Support Group meeting by reaching out at 7305941066.