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3D mapping and real-time planning help the surgeon assess each knee and plan the procedure around the patient.
CORI robotic-assisted surgery
Robotic knee replacement.
Planned with precision.
Jayam Hospital now offers selected robotic-assisted total and partial knee replacement procedures using the Smith+Nephew CORI handheld robotics system.
About the CORI system ↗Why CORI
Technology that supports the surgeon.
Robotic assistance is used as part of a surgeon-led treatment plan. Your surgeon will assess your symptoms, examination and imaging to decide whether total or partial knee replacement, with or without robotic assistance, is suitable.
Handheld precision
The handheld system supports precise bone preparation while remaining under the surgeon's control.
Total or partial procedures
CORI supports selected robotic-assisted total knee and partial knee replacement procedures.
Imageless digital mapping
CORI builds a digital knee model during surgery, so a pre-operative CT scan is not routinely required for robotic planning. Other imaging may still be needed for clinical assessment.
Learn more about robotic knee replacement at Jayam Hospital
The digital model helps the surgeon plan implant size, positioning and alignment. Robotic assistance does not guarantee a particular outcome; surgical risks and rehabilitation requirements remain.
At no extra robotic cost
No additional robotic charge. Normal surgery/package charges apply.
Clinical content reviewed by Dr. Aravind Ravichandran, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon. Last reviewed: 18 September 2026.