If you’re living with hip pain, stiffness, or difficulty in walking, a robotic hip replacement could help you regain your independence.
Dr. Vikash Kapoor, one of India’s most experienced orthopedic surgeons, brings state-of-the-art robotic technology to hip replacement — offering greater accuracy, faster recovery, and improved long-term outcomes.
With thousands of successful joint surgeries and extensive global training, Dr. Kapoor offers robotic hip replacements at Manipal Hospitals, Kolkata.
Robotic hip replacement is a modern surgical procedure where a robotic system assists the surgeon in planning and executing the hip joint replacement with unmatched accuracy.
The process involves:
Pre-surgical 3D planning using CT scans
Robotic guidance during surgery for optimal implant positioning
Real-time adjustments during the procedure to match patient anatomy
This method improves joint stability, reduces complications, and extends the life of the implant.
You may benefit from robotic hip replacement if you:
Have hip osteoarthritis or avascular necrosis
Experience constant pain in the hip or groin
Face difficulty in walking, climbing stairs, or performing routine tasks
Have reduced mobility despite medication or physiotherapy
Need revision of a previously failed hip implant
Over three decades of surgical experience
One of India’s leading robotic joint replacement surgeons
Performed thousands of hip and knee replacements
Invited as faculty in global orthopedic conferences
Vice Chairman – Orthopaedics, Manipal Hospital, Kolkata
Recognized for performing robotic and bilateral joint replacements across South Asia
Dr. Kapoor’s commitment to precision and patient-centered care ensures every surgery is safe, customized, and recovery-focused.
Accurate implant alignment for improved joint function
Reduced risk of dislocation or leg length difference
Less bleeding and smaller incision
Shorter hospital stay and faster rehabilitation
Better long-term results with fewer complications
1. Pre-Surgical Assessment
Detailed clinical evaluation and imaging to plan surgery.
2. Personalized Surgical Plan
A robotic system creates a precise 3D model of your hip to guide the surgeon.
3. Surgery
The robotic-assisted system helps the surgeon achieve perfect implant positioning during the operation.
4. Recovery
Most patients are encouraged to walk with support within 24 to 48 hours.
With physiotherapy, many resume basic daily activities in 3–4 weeks.
