A typical arm prosthesis consists of a socket, suspension, elbow, wrist, and hand device. These components are carefully fabricated to meet the individual needs of the patient.Choosing a prosthetic arm can be a daunting task with so many options available in the market, and it’s important to consider your lifestyle and daily activity level before making a decision. A Step Ahead’s prosthetic team will help you choose the best components for your individual needs and goals.

When it comes to transhumeral amputation and elbow disarticulation amputations, it is crucial to take into account your lifestyle and daily activity level. A standard prosthesis includes a socket, suspension, elbow, wrist, and hand device, all customized to meet the patient’s specific needs.

Transradial amputations and wrist disarticulations are common below-elbow procedures. A standard prosthetic consists of a socket, wrist, and hand device, all of which are customized to meet the patient’s specific needs.

Metacarpal and transmetacarpal amputation can lead to various complications including limited range of motion, misalignment of remaining fingers, hypersensitivity or insensitivity, scarring, and reduced strength in the remaining portions of the hand. Fortunately, there are many prosthetic solutions available.