PROSTHETIC ARMS
NOP offers both passive, mechanical, and myoelectric prosthetic arms, f. or both above elbow and below elbow amputees. Passive prosthetic arms have parts that are non-moving. A passive prosthetic arm can:
Mechanical prosthetic arms along with myoelectric allow the patient to regain function after limb loss. Mor myoelectric/bionic prosthetic arms have moving parts that work via sensor and electrodes.
NOP offers both passive, mechanical, and myoelectric prosthetic arms, f. or both above elbow and below elbow amputees. Passive prosthetic arms have parts that are non-moving. A passive prosthetic arm can:
- Have basic functionality that allows for pushing and pulling actions, as well as supporting and stabilizing motions.
- Be designed with special joints so the arm can hold and carry objects.
- Be fabricated to match skin tone.
Mechanical prosthetic arms along with myoelectric allow the patient to regain function after limb loss. Mor myoelectric/bionic prosthetic arms have moving parts that work via sensor and electrodes.
- Body powered prosthetics utilize the body’s musculature and motion with the use of cables to function mechanical elbows and hands, depending on the amputation level.
- Myoelectric prosthetics utilize electrodes that sense muscle movement to operate elbow and/or hand depending on the the amputation site.
- Also we can provide a hybrid prosthetic which utilize body powered and myoelectric features to function hand and/or elbow depending on the amputation site.