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Osseointegration is a surgical procedure where an artificial implant is permanently anchored and integrated into bone
In the case of osseointegration prosthetics, the implant fuses with the bone around it and allows a prosthesis to easily connect and disconnect without the use of a socket
Osseointegration prosthetics are available for upper- and lower-limb amputees, including above- and below-elbow amputees and above and below-knee amputees.
Osseointegration is a surgical procedure where an artificial implant is permanently anchored and integrated into bone (Image Below, Left).
In the case of osseointegration prosthetics, the implant fuses with the bone around it and allows a prosthesis to easily connect and disconnect without the use of a socket (Image Below, Right).
Osseointegration prosthetics are available for upper- and lower-limb amputees, including above- and below-elbow amputees and above and below-knee amputees.
Osseointegration prosthetics represent a huge advancement in prosthetic care. Some of the notable features and benefits of osseointegration prosthetics include:
Quick donning/doffing of the prosthesis
Smooth and natural gait
Improved mobility and range of motion
More natural sensation of prosthetic limb
Eliminate socket fit issues
Improved proprioception
Reduced nerve pain
Osseointegration prosthetics are available for upper- and lower-limb amputees, including above- and below-elbow amputees and above and below-knee amputees. Depending on your anatomy, amputation level, current activity level and future functional goals, osseointegration may be right for you. If you are interested in exploring osseointegration prosthetics for yourself or a loved one, schedule a free consultation today.