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Procedures · 10 explainedShoulder and Sports Medicine Procedures
Ten procedures, most of them arthroscopic, performed by three fellowship-trained sports medicine surgeons. 
Procedures · 5 explainedJoint Replacement Procedures
Hip and knee replacement planned on the Mako robotic platform, plus revision surgery when an earlier joint has failed. 
Procedures · 10 explainedHand and Upper Extremity Procedures
Ten hand, wrist and elbow procedures, many of them under thirty minutes and some performed wide awake in the office. 
Procedures · 8 explainedFoot and Ankle Procedures
Eight foot and ankle procedures from bunion correction to total ankle replacement, by a Harborview-trained surgeon. 
Joint ReplacementTotal Knee Replacement
Resurfacing the worn ends of the thigh and shin bones with metal and polyethylene components, planned and executed with Mako robotic-arm assistance. 
Joint ReplacementPartial Knee Replacement
Resurfacing only the worn compartment of the knee, usually the inner side, with Mako robotic assistance, preserving the ligaments and the healthy two-thirds of the joint. 
Joint ReplacementTotal Hip Replacement
Replacement of the arthritic ball and socket of the hip, performed through the direct anterior approach between muscles, with robotic assistance where it helps. Joint ReplacementRevision Hip Replacement
Surgery to repair or replace a previous hip replacement that has loosened, worn, dislocated repeatedly or become infected. Joint ReplacementRevision Knee Replacement
Surgery to replace a previous knee replacement that has loosened, worn, stiffened, become unstable or become infected. 
