Yang Junlin
Professor of Spine Surgery
Spine deformity and scoliosis surgery specialist.
BEDAH ORTOPEDI ROBOTIK
TiRobot Orthopedic Robot
Robotic navigation for spine and joint surgery with greater precision and less trauma.
FOSUN ADVANTAGE
Three robot brothers on one campus: TiRobot + da Vinci + CyberKnife - a combination rarely held by a single hospital.
Key facts
3
robots on one campus
3D
navigation and printing
What this technology is
TiRobot helps surgeons place spine implants and screws with precise 3D navigation, reducing positioning deviation. This page explains the technology; it is not a treatment recommendation.
The Fosun advantage
- Distinct advantage Combined with 3D O-arm and 3D printing to handle complex spinal deformities.
- Added value The scoliosis center is led by Prof. Yang Junlin.
Expert doctors
Li Zhaohui
Chief of Orthopedics and Joint Surgery
Chief physician; joint surgery academic leader; joint replacement.
Doctor profiles are from official Fosun Health materials. Availability and schedule must be confirmed.
Patient story
Spinal deformity treated with precision navigation
The scoliosis center handles complex scoliosis and kyphosis cases with robotic and 3D navigation. Individual results vary.
Case de-identified. Individual results vary; this is not a guarantee.
When it is usually considered
Usually discussed for spine surgery (scoliosis, fusion, pedicle screws) and joint replacement. Suitability is decided only by a doctor.
The journey
- 3D imaging and planning
- Robotic navigation during surgery
- Rehabilitation and follow-up
Request an official estimate
Spine surgery cost depends on complexity; confirmed per case after official evaluation.
The official estimate follows hospital evaluation and can change after the clinical plan is set.
FAQ
Does the robot make surgery safer?
Robotic navigation helps implant placement precision, but safety still depends on the surgical team and patient condition. The doctor decides.
Source: official Fosun Health and Foshan Fosun Chancheng Hospital materials; accessed 16 August 2026.
If you have emergency symptoms, contact local emergency services (in Indonesia: 119) or the nearest hospital — do not wait for a reply from BKC.