Conventional Knee Replacement
- Established surgical instruments and alignment methods
- Surgeon plans and performs the procedure
- Appropriate for many patients
Technology-Assisted Planning. Surgeon-Controlled Care.
A detailed guide to robotic-assisted knee replacement, candidacy, implant planning, recovery, physiotherapy, cost and the role of Dr. Aman Singh.

Dr. Aman SinghOrthopaedic SurgeonRobotic-assisted knee replacement uses technology to support planning, alignment assessment and execution of the surgical plan. The robot does not independently perform the operation.
Technology supports the surgeonBoth are surgeon-led procedures. The difference is the additional planning and navigation support available with robotic assistance.
The decision for knee replacement is based on symptoms, joint damage, examination, imaging, medical fitness and response to appropriate non-surgical treatment.
ROSA® Technology at JAP HospitalROSA® is used as an assistive surgical platform. It can provide data and navigation support to help the surgeon execute a personalised knee replacement plan.
Symptoms, examination and goals.
Diagnosis and replacement planning.
Pre-operative investigations.
Surgeon-controlled robotic assistance.
Individualised assisted walking plan.
Progressive physiotherapy and follow-up.
Implant selection should be a clinical decision, not a marketing slogan. The recommended implant depends on diagnosis, anatomy, bone quality, surgical plan and availability.
JAP Hospital uses selected implant systems based on clinical requirements and individual patient needs. The orthopaedic team will discuss the available implant options and help determine the most appropriate choice during your consultation.
Recovery is individual. The timings below describe the treatment pathway rather than promising a fixed day-by-day outcome.
Nursing, medical and physiotherapy teams monitor recovery and begin movement according to the surgical plan.
Expected stay depends on health, procedure, mobility and clinical recovery; your team explains the plan before admission.
Continue prescribed movement, strengthening and walking progression with follow-up guidance.
The surgeon and rehabilitation team review wound healing, mobility, function and next-stage goals.
Physiotherapy is structured around safe mobilisation, range of motion, strength, gait and gradual return to daily activity.
Structured rehabilitation supportA useful estimate should explain the planned procedure, implant option, expected stay, room category and other anticipated hospital components after clinical assessment.
Final charges depend on evaluation and the confirmed treatment plan.


Knee replacement patient story

Orthopaedic patient story

Joint treatment patient story
No. The robotic system supports planning and navigation. The surgeon remains in control of the operation.
It provides additional planning and navigation tools, but whether it is the right approach depends on the individual patient and surgeon's assessment.
The recommended implant depends on clinical and surgical factors. Ask the orthopaedic team for the current implant systems available at JAP Hospital and why a particular option is recommended for you.
The expected stay is individualised according to your health, procedure, mobility and recovery. Your team should explain this before admission.
Assisted mobilisation is planned by the surgeon and physiotherapy team. Exact timing varies and should be given as part of your individual recovery plan.
Any concern is assessed by the treating team, with monitoring, investigations and escalation to appropriate medical or surgical support when clinically required.
Cost depends on the planned procedure, implant, medical needs, room category and other treatment components. Request a personalised estimate after evaluation.
Talk to Dr. Aman Singh's orthopaedic team about candidacy, implant planning, recovery and a personalised cost estimate.