Fifah

Socket:
A personalized, close-fitting shell which secures the prosthesis to the residual limb.
Knee Joint:
An essential component which simulates the natural knee joint, permitting flexion and extension, to facilitate walking, sitting, and climbing.
Pylon:
The bridging structure between the knee joint and the foot, which gives stability and support to the weight.
Foot:
Offers a stable walking base and can be adjusted to accommodate individual needs, such as different levels of activity and terrain.
Suspension System:
Protects the prosthesis from becoming detached from the residual limb, usually through suction or other locking systems.
Types of Above-Knee Prostheses:
Manual Knees:
Relatively simple and inexpensive, often for those who have less active lifestyles.
Hydraulic Knees:
Provide more sophisticated functionality, such as adjustability of resistance and shock absorption, to meet more activities.
Microprocessor Knees:
Most sophisticated type, using sensors and computer control to achieve natural gait and greater stability.

Additional Information:

• Item Code: 8588
• Production Capacity: 7
• Delivery Time: 7
• Packaging Details: bag