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Our specialists answer common questions about knee surgery, recovery, and outcomes.
Robotic surgery, implant options, and recovery expectations.
Explore Full Q&A GuideACL, meniscus injuries, graft options, and return-to-sport timelines.
Explore Full Q&A GuideMost patients walk with a walker or cane within 1-2 days of surgery. Full recovery typically takes 3-6 months, with significant improvements in the first 6 weeks. Robotic-assisted surgery often enables faster recovery due to greater precision and less tissue trauma.
ACL repair reattaches the torn ligament to the bone (suitable for certain tear types near the bone). ACL reconstruction replaces the torn ligament with a graft from your own tissue or a donor. Your surgeon will recommend the best option based on your specific tear pattern and activity goals.
Most patients requiring knee replacement are candidates for robotic-assisted surgery. The technology is particularly beneficial for complex cases or patients with unusual anatomy. During your consultation, your surgeon will review your imaging and determine if robotic assistance would benefit your specific case.
No referral is required. You can book a consultation directly with Pathway. Having recent imaging (X-rays or MRI) is helpful but not mandatory—we can help arrange imaging if needed.
Book a consultation and a knee surgeon will review your case within 1–4 business days.