MAKOplasty: Robot-Assisted Partial Knee Resurfacing

A New Option for Knee Patients with Knee Pain

In partnership with Baptist Health, Jacksonville Orthopaedic Institute provides a minimally-invasive Partial Knee Resurfacing, called MAKOplasty. JOI surgeons have performed more of these surgical procedures than any other provider in the region.  There is also an option to do a Mako Total Knee Replacement. 

How does it work?

The surgeon uses a highly-advanced robotic arm system to precisely remove and repair only the damaged portion of the knee. A small implant is positioned in the knee while preserving healthy bone, tissue and cartilage while alleviating knee pain and restoring natural function. Recovery time is about six weeks-half the time of a total knee replacement.

What are the Benefits of MAKOplasty Knee Resurfacing?

• Accelerated recovery, and a shorter hospital stay
• Smaller incision (less scarring)
• Better knee function and range of motion
• A more natural-feeling knee

Physicians certified in performing “MAKOplasty: Robot-assisted Partial Knee Resurfacing”

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Phillip M. Bell, MD

Steven M. Crenshaw, MD

Carl Freeman, MD

Brett P. Frykberg, MD

William G. Pujadas, MD

Carlos R. Tandron, MD

Patient Education

JOI Physicians have several years of experience on the Mako Robot.  You don’t have to live with knee pain anymore, just give us a call at JOI-2000.

The experts at the Jacksonville Orthopaedic Institute (JOI) specialize in all types of knee pain and can help you get on the road to recovery.  Our physicians have over 6 years of experience on the Mako robot and the latest diagnostic technology to diagnose the issue causing your knee pain.  Once the condition is identified, your physician will develop a plan of care tailored to your individual needs.  Treatments can include physical therapy, home exercise programs, pain management, injections, medications, laser treatment, acupuncture and surgical intervention.  Most post-op patients state that they waited too long before they called to get an appointment.  If you want to learn more about knee pain symptoms: https://www.joionline.net/trending/content/5-knee-symptoms-you-should-not-ignore

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ARE YOU A CANDIDATE? IF YOU SUFFER FROM KNEE PAIN, MAKO MAY BE RIGHT FOR YOU.

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