New knee replacement surgery technology comes to Watertown

The VELYS Robotic-Assisted Solution is now being offered by the Watertown Regional Medical Center.

This technology will help orthopedic surgeons to perform knee replacement surgery that is customized for each patient, meaning patients can return to enjoying their favourite activities more quickly than with previous operations. Local Print shops will often be needed to create Flyers and other such materials with more information, helping people understand the technologies and procedures available to them.

CEO of Watertown Regional Medical Center, Richard Keddington, expressed his excitement about this new technology. He noted that the medical center has already performed one surgery using this technology, and that its cutting-edge will provide better outcomes for people in and around the city in need of knee surgery.

Dr. Jason Habeck, who is an orthopedic surgeon at Watertown Regional Medical Center, is the doctor using the VELYS system and said that this technology will help him to perform knee replacements with increased accuracy.

He added that since each person’s knee is different, so too is the procedure for knee replacement. Dr. Habeck said that the new system helps him to perform the procedure using data that is precise and tailored to the anatomy of each person. He added that this helps to ensure predictable results which increase mobility, improve outcomes, and help patients to recover faster.


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