CARE Hospitals, Hitech City has introduced the AI-powered Stryker Mako Robotic System, setting a new standard for robotic joint replacement surgeries in Telangana.

The Mako Robotic System improves precision and personalization in joint replacement surgeries, enhancing surgical outcomes and speeding up recovery. This reflects CARE Hospitals’ focus on adopting advanced, patient-centric technology.

Arekapudi Gandhi, MLA, Serilingampally, said: "The use of AI-based robotic solutions in Telangana's healthcare system shows our state’s commitment to modern medical technology. I appreciate CARE Hospitals for leading innovations that improve patient care and clinical standards."

The Stryker Mako Robotic System uses artificial intelligence to improve surgical accuracy with real-time guidance, personalized planning, and precise execution. It is used for total knee, partial knee, and hip replacement surgeries, helping reduce pain, shorten hospital stays, and improve outcomes.

Varun Khanna, Group Managing Director, QCIL, said: "AI and robotics are transforming surgical care. The Mako system at CARE Hospitals is an example of how intelligent technology improves safety, accuracy, and efficiency in treatment."

Dr. Gottemukkala Ashok Raju, Clinical Director & Senior Consultant - Orthopaedics, CARE Hospitals, added: "The Mako Robot combines surgeon expertise with robotic precision. It ensures consistent accuracy, reduces post-surgical pain, and speeds recovery. It’s a major step forward in joint replacement surgery."

Manu Kandpal, BU Director, Stryker India, said: "We are proud to partner with CARE Hospitals, Hitech City to bring the Stryker Mako Robotic System to India. This collaboration supports our shared goal of improving orthopaedic care using advanced technology."

With this launch, CARE Hospitals, Hitech City strengthens its role as a leader in robotic-assisted surgeries, continuing its mission to offer advanced, technology-driven healthcare.