Finding balance, both physically and emotionally, takes on new meaning for many upper limb amputees living with limb difference. Yoga, a centuries-old holistic approach that unites body and mind, offers an empowering way to rebuild connection,...
Technology has transformed what it means to live with limb loss. What was once limited to simple mechanical replacements has evolved into intelligent, sensor-driven systems that...
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When a patient walks into your clinic looking for a prosthetic solution, they’re not just seeking a device; they’re looking for a new level of independence. That’s where the Zeus hand comes in.
In prosthetics, satisfaction isn’t just a nice-to-have; it’s everything. A device can be powerful, sleek, or even packed with the latest tech, but if it doesn’t fit smoothly into daily life,...
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When you picture aprosthetic hand, strength and movement might be the first things that come to mind. But for patients and clinicians, there’s another factor that often makes or breaks the experience: the...
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Think about the first time patients are fitted with aZeus hand. There’s excitement, but also hesitation. Behind that moment are countless hours of work from a clinician or technician who configures,...
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Living with an upper limb difference isn’t just about finding strength; it’s about having the right kind of control. Whether it’s carrying groceries, typing at work, or holding something as delicate as a...
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Technology has always pushed boundaries, but in prosthetic device development, the progress feels deeply personal. For upper limb amputees and upper extremity amputees, the future of bionics isn’t just about...
The Zeus hand and its adaptability for different patients is a story of personalization. No twoupper limb amputees experience limb loss in the same way. For some, it’s about returning to work. For...
Durability and comfort don’t usually go hand in hand, especially in prosthetics. Too often, devices strong enough for daily challenges end up being heavy and tiring to wear, while lightweight models lack the strength needed for real independence.