The Upper Limb Library

Like the ETD, Electronic Terminal Device, the ETD2 is rugged and water resistant, but comes in a modified, shorter design.

Holistic means whole body. So when we're offering prosthetic care, we never stop thinking about how our patient’s mind and their whole body work together.

Single-motor myoelectric hands can offer the benefit of looking very much like a sound hand while also being controlled by one’s muscle signals.

Hobbies are an important part of life that can bring us joy and allow for creativity. Having a limb difference may just mean finding a new way to do things!

The V2P is a body-powered terminal device that has six settings for adjusting the amount of pinch force that is available to the user.

In this article, we’ll discuss support for parents of children with congenital limb differences and how adults can learn about life hacks and more.

Deciding to have an elective amputation means the patient is ready to move forward, past pain or other difficulties.

Our technicians and prosthetic assistants have a combined 60 years of specialization in upper limb prosthetic fittings, are the magicians who make devices.

Prosthetic wrists are critical to prepositioning – that is, changing the angle of the terminal device so that it can best perform the next task.

In this article, part of a series, we discuss strollers, hair, bath time, dressing and addressing your limb difference with your child and their peers.