At the shoulder prosthetics are designed for individuals with an amputation at the shoulder joint. These prosthetics replace the entire arm, including the shoulder, and incorporate a functional shoulder joint to allow a wide range of motion. They can be controlled through various systems, including body-powered, myoelectric, or hybrid combinations, providing flexibility to suit different needs. Each prosthesis is customized for optimal comfort and functionality, enabling users to perform daily activities and regain independence. The advanced design enhances proprioception, making the prosthesis feel lighter and more natural.

• Socket: Custom-fitted for secure attachment and comfort.
• Suspension: Methods include suction, bony lock, or harness.
• Joints: Elbow, wrist, and shoulder mechanisms for movement.
• Control Systems: Body-powered, myoelectric, or hybrid.
• Terminal Devices: Passive hand, functional hooks, or prosthetic hand.
• Power: Batteries for myoelectric components.
• Cosmesis: Aesthetic covers to match skin tone.

Above elbow (transhumeral) and elbow disarticulation prosthetics are designed for individuals with amputations above or at the elbow joint. These prosthetics replace the arm from above or at the elbow, incorporating functional elbow joints for flexion and extension. They can be controlled through body-powered, myoelectric, or hybrid systems, ensuring versatility and tailored solutions for optimal comfort and functionality.

• Socket: Custom-fitted for secure attachment and comfort.
• Suspension: Methods include suction, bony lock, or harness.
• Joints: Elbow and wrist mechanisms for movement.
• Control Systems: Body-powered, myoelectric, or hybrid.
• Terminal Devices: Passive hand, functional hooks, or prosthetic hand.
• Power: Batteries for myoelectric components.
• Cosmesis: Aesthetic covers to match skin tone.

Below elbow (transradial) and wrist disarticulation prosthetics are designed for individuals with amputations below the elbow or at the wrist joint. These prosthetics replace the forearm and hand, incorporating various wrist and hand attachments to provide functional and cosmetic solutions. They offer control through body-powered or myoelectric systems, tailored for optimal comfort and usability.

• Socket: Custom-fitted for secure attachment and comfort.
• Suspension: Methods include suction, bony lock, or harness.
• Joints: Wrist mechanisms for movement.
• Control Systems: Body-powered or myoelectric.
• Terminal Devices: Passive hand, functional hooks, or prosthetic hand.
• Power: Batteries for myoelectric components.
• Cosmesis: Aesthetic covers to match skin tone.

Partial hand and finger prosthetics are designed for individuals with amputations at the hand or finger level. These prosthetics can replace individual fingers or parts of the hand, providing both cosmetic and functional solutions. They are tailored to the specific needs of each individual for optimal fit and usability.

• Socket: Custom-fitted for secure attachment and comfort.
• Suspension: Methods include suction or harness.
• Joints: Finger mechanisms for movement.
• Control Systems: Body-powered or myoelectric.
• Terminal Devices: Passive fingers or functional finger attachments.
• Power: Batteries for myoelectric components.
• Cosmesis: Aesthetic covers to match skin tone.