The Upper Limb Library

Each individual has a different experience after an amputation. Leaern about other peoples’ experiences to give you a better idea of what to expect.

In this article, we’ll explore tools for eating and drinking that people with amputations and limb differences may find helpful or even need.

Exercise should be performed with proper body mechanics and a balanced posture to prevent injury – best achieved by wearing a prosthesis.

Regardless of the manner of amputation, pain will be present in the weeks and months following. Here are some alternative pain-reducing techniques to try.

In this article, feature our 2022 holiday video and link to past blogs articles that share holiday tips and other ideas to help you roll into next year.

Do you have someone with a limb difference on your gift list? We hope that the ideas below are helpful for anyone looking for a little present inspiration.

The unknown can be nerve-wracking. In this article, we’ll look at some of the concerns people may have about reaching out to a prosthetic care center.

We help many of our patients return to work. Sometimes, depending on their job and the amputation, they may be required to transition to a different role.

As upper limb specialists, we know how to create a functioning device, but our patients are the ones who know the most about how they’d like it to look.

As upper limb prosthetic technology advances, more options are available for women and people with smaller hands.