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Knee arthroplasty, commonly performed to treat osteoarthritis, necessitates precise surgical techniques for optimal outcomes. The introduction of systems such as the Persona Knee System (Zimmer Biomet, Warsaw, IN, USA) has revolutionized knee arthroplasty, promising enhanced precision and better patient outcomes. This study investigates the application of robotic planning specifically in knee prosthetic surgeries, with a focus on Persona Knee System prostheses. We conducted a retrospective analysis of 300 patients who underwent knee arthroplasty using the Persona Knee System between January 2020 and November 2023, including demographic data, surgical parameters, and preoperative imaging. Robotic planning was employed to simulate surgical procedures. The planning process integrated preoperative imaging data from a specific program adopted for conducting digital preoperative planning, and statistical analyses were conducted to assess correlations between patient characteristics and surgical outcomes. Out of 300 patients, 85% presented with minor deformities, validating the feasibility of robotic planning. Robotic planning demonstrated precise prediction of optimal arthroplasty sizes and alignment, closely aligning with preoperative imaging data. This study highlights the potential benefits of robotic planning in knee arthroplasty surgeries, particularly in cases with minor deformities. By leveraging preoperative imaging data and integrating advanced robotic technologies, surgeons can improve precision and efficacy in knee arthroplasty. Moreover, robotic technology allows for a reduced level of constraint in the intraoperative choice between Posterior-Stabilized and Constrained Posterior-Stabilized liners compared with an imageless navigated procedure.
Knee arthroplasty, commonly performed to treat osteoarthritis, necessitates precise surgical techniques for optimal outcomes. The introduction of systems such as the Persona Knee System (Zimmer Biomet, Warsaw, IN, USA) has revolutionized knee arthroplasty, promising enhanced precision and better patient outcomes. This study investigates the application of robotic planning specifically in knee prosthetic surgeries, with a focus on Persona Knee System prostheses. We conducted a retrospective analysis of 300 patients who underwent knee arthroplasty using the Persona Knee System between January 2020 and November 2023, including demographic data, surgical parameters, and preoperative imaging. Robotic planning was employed to simulate surgical procedures. The planning process integrated preoperative imaging data from a specific program adopted for conducting digital preoperative planning, and statistical analyses were conducted to assess correlations between patient characteristics and surgical outcomes. Out of 300 patients, 85% presented with minor deformities, validating the feasibility of robotic planning. Robotic planning demonstrated precise prediction of optimal arthroplasty sizes and alignment, closely aligning with preoperative imaging data. This study highlights the potential benefits of robotic planning in knee arthroplasty surgeries, particularly in cases with minor deformities. By leveraging preoperative imaging data and integrating advanced robotic technologies, surgeons can improve precision and efficacy in knee arthroplasty. Moreover, robotic technology allows for a reduced level of constraint in the intraoperative choice between Posterior-Stabilized and Constrained Posterior-Stabilized liners compared with an imageless navigated procedure.
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