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Artificial limbs for lower extremities, commonly known as prosthetic legs, are innovative devices designed to restore mobility and independence to individuals who have experienced limb loss. These prosthetics are crafted using advanced materials such as carbon fiber, which provides durability and flexibility, enabling natural movement. Incorporating sophisticated biomechanical principles, modern prosthetic legs offer improved comfort and functionality, allowing users to engage in various activities with ease. Advanced features like microprocessor-controlled knees and adjustable sockets enhance stability and adaptability, facilitating a more seamless integration into daily life. With ongoing advancements in technology and design, artificial limbs continue to empower individuals to lead fulfilling lives despite physical challenges

An Above Elbow Prosthesis is an artificial limb designed for individuals with a transhumeral (above-elbow) amputation.
It typically includes a socket, elbow joint, forearm, and terminal device (like a hand or hook).
Options range from body-powered and passive models to advanced myoelectric prostheses for greater control and function.
It helps restore arm movement, allowing users to perform tasks like lifting, reaching, and gripping.

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This type of prosthesis helps restore natural gait, balance, and independence in daily activities.
Available in various designs such as endo-skeletal (modular) and exo-skeletal (rigid outer frame) models.

A Below Elbow Prosthesis is an artificial limb designed for individuals with a forearm (transradial) amputation.
It restores the function and appearance of the missing limb, aiding in daily activities and improving independence.
Options include passive (cosmetic), body-powered, and myoelectric types, depending on user needs and lifestyle.
Custom-made for comfort and function, it's ideal for work, personal care, and recreational use.

• Socket: A plastic receptacle that contains the residual limb.
• Appendage: The hand or foot portion of the prosthesis.
• Joint: Connects the appendage to the socket and may mimic natural joints like the wrist, elbow, shoulder, ankle, knee, or hip.
• Connecting Module: Connects the appendage and joint to the socket. 

• Body-Powered: These use a pulley system and cables to connect the prosthesis to muscles elsewhere on the body, such as the shoulder, allowing users to move the device by activating those muscles. 
• Myoelectric: These use electrodes to send signals to the prosthesis, causing it to move in a way that mimics a natural hand or foot. 
• Passive: These are primarily for cosmetic purposes and do not have moving parts. 

• Shaft/Stem: Often made of composite materials like carbon fiber reinforced epoxy composites for structural support and force transmission. 
• Foot: Can be designed with heel and forefoot components made of composites to provide cushioning and energy-storing effects, helping with walking and stability. 
• Covers: Cosmetic shells that resemble natural limbs and offer protection. 

• Artificial limbs can help with daily activities like walking, eating, and dressing. 
• Some advanced prostheses can function nearly as well as a natural limb. 
• They can be used to regain functionality and improve the quality of life for individuals who have lost a limb due to injury, disease, or birth defect. 
• Modern prosthetics are often customized to fit the individual's specific needs and can be controlled through various mechanisms, including mechanical, electrical, or even neural interfaces. 

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• Socket and Suspension:The socket is the part that connects to the residual limb, providing a secure and comfortable fit. Suspension systems, like those using liners or suction, ensure the prosthesis stays in place during movement. 
• Knee Joint:Modern prosthetic knees are designed to mimic the natural knee, allowing for flexion, extension, and sometimes even lateral movement, enhancing stability and mobility. 
• Prosthetic Foot:Prosthetic feet are designed to mimic the natural foot, providing support, stability, and shock absorption. They can be customized for different activity levels and terrains. 
• Advanced Components:Some prostheses incorporate bionics and myoelectric components, allowing users to control the limb with their muscle contractions. AI-powered prostheses can even learn and adapt to the user's habits, says Wikipedia. 
• Cosmetic Options:Prostheses can also be designed to mimic the appearance of a natural leg, offering cosmetic benefits for users who desire them. 

• Improved Mobility:Prostheses enable users to walk, run, climb stairs, and participate in various activities more easily. 
• Enhanced Balance:Prosthetic knees and feet help distribute weight evenly, improving stability and balance during walking and standing. 
• Increased Independence:Prostheses can empower users to perform daily tasks, work, and participate in social activities with greater ease. 
• Psychological Benefits:Prostheses can boost self-confidence and improve overall quality of life by allowing users to participate in activities they may have previously been unable to do. 
• Functional and Cosmetic Options:Prostheses can be customized to meet specific needs and goals, whether they are primarily functional or cosmetic, notes the Cleveland Clinic. 
• Reduced Pain and Discomfort:Advances in materials and design have led to more comfortable and user-friendly prostheses, reducing pain and discomfort associated with using a prosthesis. 

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• Item Code: 252
• Production Capacity: 10
• Delivery Time: 10 days
• Packaging Details: bag