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We’ve Got You Covered

A common question we get about our upper extremity prosthetics is, “Do the fingers move?” While we do create covers for myo-electric prosthetic hands, many people actually prefer a “passive” realistic prosthetic that remains in a compliant, natural position. When a client has a sound hand, they will use it to grasp smaller items. They need a prosthesis to restore length and serve as a lightweight opposing limb and a stabilizer when carrying larger items.

Andrew Bossenmeyer

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