ROBO KNEE 2026

Robotic TKR 360°: CT Plan to Implant

ROBO KNEE 2026 provides a clear, honest, and vendor-neutral academic perspective on robotic assistance in knee replacement, covering everything from CT-based pre-operative planning to hands-on bone model execution.

Comprehensive Curriculum

Core Learning Outcomes

Patient Selection

Criteria

Learn to apply clear inclusion and exclusion criteria for robotic total knee replacement, optimizing patient suitability and surgical success.

CT-Based Planning

Master the selection of alignment philosophy and construct a precise CT-based plan, including landmark identification, implant sizing, and component positioning.

Gap Balancing & Bone Cuts

Execute accurate bone cuts and achieve precise gap balancing, addressing both varus and valgus knee deformities with confidence.

Troubleshooting & Checkpoints

Anticipate common pitfalls, effectively troubleshoot intraoperative errors, and utilize critical checkpoints to ensure surgical accuracy.

Target Audience

Who Should Attend

ROBO KNEE 2026 is designed for orthopaedic professionals at various stages of their careers, offering tailored learning opportunities.

Orthopaedic Surgeons

Orthopaedic Postgraduates

Orthopaedic Fellows

Undergraduate Students

For surgeons performing or planning to adopt robotic knee arthroplasty, seeking advanced techniques and vendor-neutral insights.

Postgraduate trainees will benefit from comprehensive curriculum, hands-on sessions, and academic competitions.

Fellows will deepen their understanding of robotic workflows, patient selection, and advanced surgical strategies.

Undergraduate students can participate in dedicated spotter sessions on Day 2, exploring instruments and planning images.

Official Recognition

NMC Credit Points Applied For

Credit points from the National Medical Commission have been applied for and will be awarded to delegates attending both days of the conference. Participation certificates will be issued at the valedictory.