MAKOplasty

Meet MAKO –
the newest member of our surgical team.

Thanks to MAKO robotic arm cutting edge technology, we can offer a new treatment option for those suffering with early to mid-stage arthritis in the knee. Imagine a more rapid recovery, minimal hospital stay with improved outcomes and most importantly, a restored lifestyle.

Join us for a demonstration of MAKO, meet our surgical team and enjoy some free refreshments.

 
MAKO Education Seminars
Thursday , November 3
5:30 - 7:30 pm
Ayres Suites Corona West
1900 W. Frontage Rd.
Corona, CA  

Monday, November 14
5:30 - 7:30 pm
Temecula Community Recreation Center
30875 Rancho Vista Road
Temecula, CA

For more information and to RSVP, calll 888-747-2426

Parkview is pleased to introduce MAKOplasty  partial knee resurfacing, a new treatment option for people who suffer from knee problems, but are not yet ready for a full joint replacement.  Partial knee resurfacing may be a good option for patients with early or mid-stage osteoarthritis of the knee

 

Unlike a total knee replacement, MAKOplasty  targets only the diseased portion of the knee, sparing the patient’s healthy bone and surrounding tissue. Robotic-arm technology helps surgeons isolate and resurface only the arthritic part of a knee without replacing the entire knee joint.  An implant is then optimally positioned in the knee joint to allow the knee to move smoothly again.  Because more of the patient’s natural knee remains, MAKOoplasty patients may have a knee that feels more natural after surgery.

 

The benefits  of MAKOplasty are:
  • rapid recovery
  • minimal  hospital stay
  • smaller incision
  • less implant wear

 

As with our total joint replacement patients,  MAKOplasty patients receive excellent care and service in our joint center which offers:

  • A dedicated hospital wing with private rooms
  • A joint care coordinator who educates you and your family about the procedure and guides you through every step of the process – from pre-op to post-op
  • Specially- trained nurses and physical therapists

 

For more information and to attend an information seminar contact:  951-688-2211 x5419.