The Upper Limb Library / TASKA

Abram became a lower leg amputee at the age of 17 and then nine years later, became a double-amputee when his left hand was removed. Now he has three kids!

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

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

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.

One of the ways that we Redefine Possibility is by pushing the boundaries of prosthetic technology. We do that through our research and development.

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