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Lower limb prostheses

Lower limb prostheses are individually manufactured fitting parts for the foot and ankle, for the knee or the complete leg. Fitting parts can be combined with other fitting parts to create different prostheses for the lower limbs.

For example, lightweight and resilient carbon feet, foam covers for full-leg prostheses, rotation adapters for rotational movements between prosthetic components, or shock absorbers to reduce impact force are covered here.

Foot and ankle prostheses

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Prostheses and fittings that replace parts of the foot or ankle support mobility. Show more

Knee prostheses

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Knee prostheses and components replace the knee joint or parts of the knee. Show more

Leg prostheses

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Above-knee and below-knee prostheses support mobility in the event of a leg amputation. Show more

Prostheses for hip and pelvis

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Hip and pelvic prostheses replace joint functions. They are also used in the case of amputation of a leg or a half of the pelvis. Show more

Rotation adapters and adjustment devices

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Rotation adapters enable rotational movements, and adjustment devices enable the exact positional alignment of the prosthetic components. Show more

Liners and shafts

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Liners are important connecting elements between the prosthesis and the residual limb. The socket grips the residual limb and transfers the strength to the prosthesis. Show more

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