Innovation in leg prostheses
Did you know that innovation in leg prostheses and technological development have made huge strides in recent years? Therefore, at Amputee Care Center, we continue to continuously invest in new innovative technologies. We want to provide every prosthesis wearer with the best possible leg prosthesis:
3D-printed fitting sleeves
3D-printed fitting sleeves significantly improve the comfort of your prosthetic sleeve, are easily customisable for personal requirements and increase the efficiency of the prosthetic process. This ensures a better fit of the final socket and your final prosthesis. 3D printed fitting sleeves for leg prostheses are created using digital scans for sizing and printing technology. They are easily adjustable, so you can try on the socket until you are completely happy with it!
3D printed customised liners
3D-printed liners offer a perfect fit as they can be made to exact size using advanced scanning and printing technology. These prosthetic liners provide more comfort, better pressure distribution and less skin irritation At the same time, they are also durable, lightweight and quickly adjustable. This significantly improves the wearing comfort and functionality of a prosthesis.
Personalised sleeves and covers
A leg prosthesis is obviously so much more than a functional device. It becomes an extension of your body as well as your identity. That is why at Amputee Care Center we not only make leg prostheses of a very high quality, but also with personalised sleeves and covers. This allows you to determine the design of your leg prosthesis yourself. Children usually choose a print of their favourite superhero, but adults are also very creative in coming up with the cosmetic design. A great example of this is Ricardo's Whisky prosthesis.
Bionic knees, feet and ankles
Besides electronically controlled prosthetic knees, such as the MCK - MPK knee, active prosthesis users are also increasingly opting for a bionic prosthetic foot. Modern knees and prosthetic feet are equipped with microprocessors and advanced damping systems. This gives wearers a better walking experience. The bionic technology translates into more stability on uneven terrain, better energy efficiency and more natural movement. An example of a modern prosthetic foot is Achilles Bionics foot, one of the most advanced bionic prosthetic feet. This foot is specially designed for active users and available at the Amputee Care Center.