Robotic-Enhanced Interventions in Total Hip Arthroplasty: Current Trends and Future Directions: A Narrative Review

Background: Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA) is a widely implemented procedure for osteoarthritis (Oas), offering pain relief in most patients. The ventral method has gained popularity due to faster retrieval and a lower risk of dislocation. Still, uncertainty remains a major cause of THA. Objectives: To evaluate robotic-assisted THA systems, surgical precision, spinopelvic dynamics, long-term results, and cost-effectiveness, addressing current gaps in the literature. A comprehensive literature review was accompanied to evaluate robotic-assisted THA, with a focus on surgical precision, spinopelvic dynamics, clinical outcomes, health risks and cost-effectiveness. Data were extracted from peer-reviewed journals, clinical trials, comparative analyses, and registry reports. Studies on various robotic systems-including MAKO, ACROBOT, ROBODOC, and T-Solution. One was examined to evaluate its involvement in implant placement, stability, and overall performance. Key themes involved imaging technologies, surgical planning software, and innovations in robotic guidance systems. Results: The review initiate that robotic-assisted THA significantly progresses implant positioning accuracy and may diminish complication rates associated with malalignment. Robotic systems consuming CT-based or imageless navigation develop surgical accuracy, while also accounting for distinct spinopelvic dynamics. Long-term conclusion data and cost effectiveness analyses endure limited. The review highlights the essential for more robust relative studies across robotic daises and calls for integration of patient-specific anatomical and biomechanical factors to refine surgical approaches. Recognizing reliable parameters for spinopelvic mobility and their impact on postoperative significances is vital for personalized THA planning. Conclusion: This review aims to fill gaps in published studies by analyzing long-term follow-up data and cost-effectiveness, comparing robotic systems, and prominence clinical outcomes, complications, and advancements in robotic technologies.

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Ibom Medical Journal
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2025-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.61386/imj.v18i4.813
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Orthopaedic implants and arthroplasty
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Robotic-Enhanced Interventions in Total Hip Arthroplasty: Current Trends and Future Directions: A Narrative Review

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Robotic-Enhanced Interventions in Total Hip Arthroplasty: Current Trends and Future Directions: A Narrative Review

D. Pushyami Sudha, Abuzar Khan, Kalaiarasi Raja, K Pushpalatha, Nadendla RR, Vasanthi RK, Kannaiyan SP
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Background: Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA) is a widely implemented procedure for osteoarthritis (Oas), offering pain relief in most patients. The ventral method has gained popularity due to faster retrieval and a lower risk of dislocation. Still, uncertainty remains a major cause of THA. Objectives: To evaluate robotic-assisted THA systems, surgical precision, spinopelvic dynamics, long-term results, and cost-effectiveness, addressing current gaps in the literature. A comprehensive literature review was accompanied to evaluate robotic-assisted THA, with a focus on surgical precision, spinopelvic dynamics, clinical outcomes, health risks and cost-effectiveness. Data were extracted from peer-reviewed journals, clinical trials, comparative analyses, and registry reports. Studies on various robotic systems-including MAKO, ACROBOT, ROBODOC, and T-Solution. One was examined to evaluate its involvement in implant placement, stability, and overall performance. Key themes involved imaging technologies, surgical planning software, and innovations in robotic guidance systems. Results: The review initiate that robotic-assisted THA significantly progresses implant positioning accuracy and may diminish complication rates associated with malalignment. Robotic systems consuming CT-based or imageless navigation develop surgical accuracy, while also accounting for distinct spinopelvic dynamics. Long-term conclusion data and cost effectiveness analyses endure limited. The review highlights the essential for more robust relative studies across robotic daises and calls for integration of patient-specific anatomical and biomechanical factors to refine surgical approaches. Recognizing reliable parameters for spinopelvic mobility and their impact on postoperative significances is vital for personalized THA planning. Conclusion: This review aims to fill gaps in published studies by analyzing long-term follow-up data and cost-effectiveness, comparing robotic systems, and prominence clinical outcomes, complications, and advancements in robotic technologies.

Ibom Medical JournalVol. 18(4)
Northern Border University (SA), INTI International University (MY), JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research (IN), Chettinad Academy of Research and Education (IN), Mohammed Bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences (AE), Sree Balaji Dental College and Hospital (IN), Hindu College of Pharmacy (IN)
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Orthopaedic implants and arthroplasty
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