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What is VELYS Robotic Knee Surgery?

Fortis Hospital Bannerghatta Road Transforms Knee Replacement Surgery with VELYS Robotics

Bengaluru, May 8, 2025 – Fortis Hospital Bannerghatta Road has ushered in a revolutionary approach to knee replacement surgery with its introduction of VELYS Robotic Technology. Dr. Narayan Hulse, Principal Director of Orthopaedics, hosted a press conference to highlight the success of this advanced surgical method, underlining its high precision and enhanced recovery benefits.

A notable success story involves 63-year-old Zamzam from Yemen, who suffered from debilitating knee pain for five years due to advanced bilateral knee osteoarthritis. After extensive consultations in her home country, she sought help at Fortis Hospital. Dr. Hulse recommended robot-assisted bilateral total knee replacement surgery, which led to remarkable improvements—Zamzam was able to stand and walk shortly after the procedure.

The VELYS Robotic-Assisted Solution enhances surgical accuracy by employing real-time data and advanced mapping technology, allowing for tailored bone cuts and optimal implant placement. "Think of it as the Google Maps of surgery," Dr. Hulse remarked, emphasizing the reduction in guesswork during operations.

Since the technology’s introduction, over 150 surgeries have been carried out at Fortis, with over 2,000 procedures utilizing robotic systems overall. Patients report significantly reduced pain and quicker recovery times, with many able to walk within 24 hours post-surgery.

While typically costing between ₹3 to ₹4 lakhs, the procedure remains accessible due to health insurance and government schemes. Dr. Hulse encourages broader awareness of these options to benefit more patients.

Overall, VELYS Robotics not only minimizes tissue damage but also enhances recovery, making it a preferred choice for individuals across various age groups experiencing joint discomfort. Fortis Hospital’s initiative signals a promising future for knee replacement surgeries in India.

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