Prosthetic fingers are artificial devices designed to replace missing or non-functional fingers. They work by replicating the basic functions and appearance of natural fingers to varying degrees, depending on the design and technology used. Here’s an overview of how prosthetic fingers typically work: Attachment: Prosthetic fingers are attached to the remaining part of the hand or arm […]
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Myoelectric Control: Myoelectric prosthetic arms are controlled by electrical signals generated by the muscles in the residual limb. Electrodes placed on the skin detect muscle contractions, allowing users to control the movement of the prosthetic. Neural Interfaces: Some advanced prosthetics use neural interfaces, connecting directly to the user’s nerves for more intuitive and natural
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“I tap my fingers and I feel the sensation travel through them. I find that amazing. Also, my new fingers provide the extension that I need for performing everyday tasks at work. I cannot express how well this has helped me to overcome my injury. My focus has returned to what I am doing instead
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A client’s greatest desire is to be complete or whole again. The loss of an upper extremity such as a finger or hand may have severe physical and emotional consequences for an individual. It is a serious threat to the individual’s core identity. Fingers and hands are often the only exposed part of the body
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