Archive · 26 Aug 2026
SRV Hospitals Launches Robotic-Assisted Joint Replacement Centre In Chembur
SRV Hospitals has opened a new centre in Chembur for joint replacement treatment.
The centre uses a robotic-assisted system during knee replacement surgery.
The system gives surgeons real-time information about the patient’s knee.
It also helps doctors plan surgery for each person’s anatomy.
Patients do not need an additional CT scan for this planning with the centre’s CT-free technology.
Doctors still use their own medical judgement to decide whether robotic assistance is suitable.
The centre also provides physiotherapy and rehabilitation after surgery.
Its goal is to help patients walk, move confidently and live more independently.
SRV Hospitals in Chembur has launched an Advanced Robotic-Assisted Joint Replacement Centre of Excellence.
The centre uses the VELYS™ Robotic-Assisted Solution for knee replacement procedures.
The system provides real-time information and supports personalised planning based on each patient’s anatomy.
Its CT-free technology removes the need for an additional pre-operative CT scan for surgical planning.
The centre’s Mobility Restoration Programme combines evaluation, surgery when needed, rehabilitation and follow-up care.
- Who
- SRV Hospitals, medical professionals and Maharashtra Legislative Assembly member Mangesh Kudalkar are associated with the launch.
- What
- An Advanced Robotic-Assisted Joint Replacement Centre of Excellence has been launched.
- When
- The article does not specify the launch date.
- Where
- SRV Hospitals, Chembur, Mumbai, Maharashtra.
- Why
- The centre aims to provide personalised joint-replacement care and help patients restore mobility and independence.
- Facility
- Advanced Robotic-Assisted Joint Replacement Centre of Excellence
- Location
- SRV Hospitals, Chembur, Mumbai
- Technology
- VELYS™ Robotic-Assisted Solution
- Procedure focus
- Knee replacement
- Planning technology
- CT-free surgical planning
- Care programme
- Mobility Restoration Programme
- Osteoarthritis burden
- Maharashtra had an estimated 6.37 million osteoarthritis cases in 2019