Partial Foot
Designed for individuals who've lost a portion of their foot, this prosthesis replaces the missing part. It's tailored to restore walking function and provide support.
One of our Certified Prosthetists will work with you to determine a socket design, componentry, and alignment that best suits you.
Below you will find various examples of devices we have created with a short description. If you see a design you like, make sure to talk to your Certified Prosthetist about how we can customize your device!
Lower Limb Devices
Symes Prosthesis
Specifically for those who've had an amputation slightly below the ankle joint through the heel bone (calcaneus). This prosthesis aims to restore mobility by utilizing a socket, shank, and foot component.
Ankle Disarticulations
For individuals who've had an amputation through the ankle joint, preserving the tibia and fibula bones. It includes a custom socket, shank, and foot component to restore function and mobility.
Trans-tibial Prosthesis (below knee)
Designed for those who've had an amputation below the knee, this prosthesis includes a socket, pylon, and an artificial foot. It supports walking by replacing the lower leg.
Knee Disarticulation
For individuals who've had an amputation through the knee joint, this prosthesis includes a socket, knee joint mechanism, pylon, and artificial foot to aid in walking and mobility.
Trans-femoral Prosthesis (above knee)
Intended for those who've had an amputation above the knee, this prosthesis includes a socket, knee joint, pylon, and artificial foot. It assists in walking and movement.
Hip Disarticulation
Specifically for individuals who've had an amputation through the hip joint, this prosthesis includes a socket, specialized hip mechanism, pylon, and artificial limb to restore mobility and support.
Hemi-pelvectomy
For individuals who've had a surgical amputation involving half of the pelvis and the leg, this prosthesis is complex, incorporating a custom socket, hip joint mechanism, and support structure to aid in walking and mobility.
Upper Limb Devices
Partial Hand
Designed for individuals who have lost a portion of their hand, this prosthesis replaces the missing segment. It's custom-made to restore function and aesthetics, aiding in grasping and daily tasks.
Hand and Wrist Disarticulation
This prosthesis is for individuals who've had an amputation through the hand and wrist joint. It includes a socket, artificial wrist, and hand components, aiming to restore both wrist and hand functions.
Elbow Disarticulation
For individuals who've had their arm amputated at the elbow joint, this prosthesis comprises a socket, elbow mechanism, and forearm structure. It's designed to restore functionality and support for daily tasks.
Trans-humeral (above elbow)
This prosthesis is for those who've undergone an amputation above the elbow. It includes a socket, elbow joint, upper arm structure, and possibly a functional hand or terminal device to aid in activities.
Shoulder Disarticulation
Intended for individuals who've had an amputation through the shoulder joint, this prosthesis is complex, involving a custom socket, shoulder mechanism, and a structure extending to mimic the upper limb for support and functionality.
Forequarter
This advanced prosthesis is for those who've had a very high-level amputation, including the shoulder, scapula, and clavicle. It's highly customized, incorporating a socket, shoulder mechanism, and structures to replicate the entire upper limb for various functionalities, including lifting and reaching.