The Upper Limb Library / Prosthetic Device

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.

Parenting is hard work! Check out this article for some helpful tips for people with a limb difference who are or are about to be a parent to a baby.

We have some Arm Dynamics patients who are on Team USA for the 2021 Paralympics Games in Tokyo, and others who have been training at the Paralympic level.

Witnessing the positive effects of peer support inspired us to create our Peer Support Network. Learn more about how you can participate in this program.

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

People who are engaged in manual labor at their work or around their home may favor the durability and function of body-powered prostheses.

If you are looking to replicate the look of the human hand, a passive prosthetic device is a great option. Some passives contain joints that can be moved.

One of the ways you can achieve prosthetic success is by taking care of your prosthesis, which will maximize its function and lifespan.

If you’re a prosthesis user and you’re flying somewhere, you’ll need to do things a little differently when you go through airport security screening.

A prosthesis is a tool that helps you get things done. But if the only tool you have is a wrench, what do you do when the task calls for a screwdriver?