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Minimally-Invasive Total Joint Care in Central Georgia
OrthoGeorgia Total Joint Center is dedicated to ensuring the best outcomes for our total joint patients.
Americans today are enjoying longer, more active lives than any other time in history. The OrthoGeorgia Joint Center through clinical and diagnostic expertise is designed to help relieve pain, increase mobility, and enable individuals to live a fuller more active lifestyle.
OrthoGeorgia utilizes the latest robotic technology to offer total and partial knee replacement surgery in an outpatient setting. These surgical procedures offer less downtime, shorter rehabilitation time for recovery, and no overnight stay in the hospital.
OrthoGeorgia Surgery Center provides the latest in Robotic technology using Stryker’s Mako Robot.
The Stryker/Mako Robotic System is changing the way joint replacement surgeries are performed by providing each patient with a personalized surgical experience based on their specific diagnosis and anatomy.
Mako Total Knee and Partial Knee are the future of orthopaedics.
- Mako Smart Robotics transforms the way total knee and partial knee replacements are performed.
- Using a virtual 3D model, the Mako System allows surgeons to create each patient’s surgical plan pre-operatively before entering the operating room.
- During surgery, the surgeon can validate that plan and make any necessary adjustments while guiding the robotic-arm to execute that plan.
- It’s exciting to be able to offer this transformative technology across the joint replacement service line to perform total knee and partial knee replacements.
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Partial Knee Replacement
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Joint Replacement Surgery at OrthoGeorgia
Joint replacement surgery is performed on an arthritic or damaged joint with a new, artificial joint called a prosthesis. The knee and the hip are the most commonly replaced joints, although the shoulder, elbow, wrist, and ankle joints can also be replaced.
Joints contain cartilage, a material that cushions the ends of bones and facilitates movement. Over time, or if the joint has been injured, the cartilage wears away and the bones of the joint start rubbing together causing bone spurs to form. The joint then becomes stiff and painful/arthritic.
Most people have joint replacement surgery when they can no longer control the pain with medication and other treatments and the pain significantly interferes with their daily activities. It can be a life-changing procedure enabling patients who are battling chronic pain or disability in their joints to live fuller, more active lives.
OrthoGeorgia joint replacement specialists perform all types of joint replacement procedures in Central GA, including:
Common Hip Procedures
Common Knee Procedures
Common Upper Extremity Procedures
Our Joint Replacement Specialists look forward to serving you and helping you return to doing what you love most!
