The Upper Limb Library / Congenital Limb Differences

It's important to keep an open mind while learning what prosthesis you would like. Factors like your job and lifestyle should influence your decision.

When Jennifer learned that her daughter would be born missing a hand, one of the first things she did was discuss her daughter’s difference with her sons.

What can you do to get more wear time out of your device each day? In this article, we explore three ways: fit, silicone and the BOA system.

Residual limb pain is experienced by at least half of all individuals with an amputation. It is any pain that is felt in the part of the existing limb.

This April, things look a little different – read about how those with limb differences are experiencing unique challenges during the COVID-19 crisis.

Arm Dynamics has actually been giving video appointments for years — so we have a lot of experience with communicating all the information you need to know via a video chat.

In this article, we discuss that first steps that you can take when you're looking into getting a prosthetic device.

For those who choose to get a prosthetic device, how much they actually wear it varies widely from one person to the next. Here are some reasons why.

While sockets are usually made from thermoplastics, silicone provides a light, cushioning socket that helps increase wear-time and control of a prosthesis.

In this article, we provide the resources you need to be able to evaluate any upper limb prosthetist, including what certifications they should have.