The Upper Limb Library

Kristi, a single mom and the Arm Dynamics’ compliance officer, gives her perspective of what it was like for her as a parent with an upper limb difference.

Our goal is to get our patients fitted with their prosthetic devices as quickly as possible.

When it comes to returning to work, there are so many factors to consider after a patient has experienced an amputation and the healing has begun.

At Arm Dynamics, we utilize outcome measures to guide our patient care and maximize each patient’s rehabilitation potential.

Our clinical team at Arm Dynamics has helped many patients use their prosthetic limb as a canvas to make some very fun alterations.

Cosmetic prostheses are made from a clear silicone glove that is painted by an artist to perfectly match the individual’s existing skin tone.

If a side of the body unavailable or is fitted with a prosthetic device that does not give proper assistance, the individual may experience overuse issues.

Multi-articulating myoelectric hands are available from a variety of manufacturers in multiple sizes and configurations. Learn more.

If the patient’s goals cannot be accomplished with a passive, myoelectric, or body-powered prosthesis, an activity-specific prostheses may be of help.

More flexible, feels lighter, less heat build-up, heals scars, promotes new skin growth ... there are many reasons why silicone sockets increase wear time.