►Child Leg Prostheses
Amputee children should be introduced to prosthesis at an early age, even if it is not a very functional prosthesis.
The main reason for this is to facilitate the prosthesis acceptance process in the future.
Since children’s prostheses change in a faster chronology compared to adult prostheses, they need to be prepared and applied by accurately calculating the growth period, just like children’s clothes or shoes.
Correct preparation of the socket and joint compatibility are essential for children’s prostheses.
Adapting children to the use of prostheses, depending on their age, is a process that must be carried out over time.
At this point, families as well as us practitioners have a responsibility.
We provide training to parents on how to adapt without demoralizing the child.
We recommend that you set a schedule of use, such as 1-2 hours a day in the first week, 3-4 hours a day in the second week, 6 hours a day in the third week, and practice over time rather than all at once, and that the process be flexible so that children’s prostheses become a part of the child’s daily life.
With training, it becomes easier for amputee children to go on long walks, stand more, bend, play, run and jump.
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Flex Foot Junior
Flex-Foot Junior is a carbon fiber children’s prosthesis designed to offer the support and flexibility needed for children’s various movements.
Flex-Foot Junior is particularly suitable for high-energy children.
The shape of the pyramid adapter contributes to the gradual hardening of the foot.
The carbon fiber layering technique is specially designed to offer the support and flexibility needed for children’s various movements.
A weatherproof device allows use in wet or humid environments but is not water resistant.
Splashing clean water on the body from any direction has no harmful effects.
It should be dried thoroughly after contact with clean water.
It has a narrow and anatomically correct foot cover for use with sandals.
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Total Knee Junior
Össur Total Knee Junior is a versatile and natural-feeling pediatric prosthesis for children with transfemoral or knee disarticulation amputations that enables participation in a wide range of activities from low, moderate, high and extreme impact.
Easy to fold, Total Knee Junior offers up to 160 degrees of knee flexion.
With Total Knee Junior, activities such as gentle walking and moving around the house, climbing stairs and running, even heavy lifting, field sports and long-distance running are all possible with this easy-to-use pediatric knee prosthesis.
Össur Total Knee Junior can support 100 kg of patient weight and weighs only 0.87 kg, contributing to its ability to provide natural movement, ease of walking and overall safety for pediatric patients.
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Single Axis Knee Joint
Single axis knee joint miniature hydraulic system children’s prosthesis provides dynamic adaptation to changing walking speeds.
Extension and flexion can be individually adjusted according to the mobility of users of children’s prostheses.
It is a modular knee joint with an individually adjustable extension support mechanism to control the swing phase.
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Polycntr. Knee Joint
A rotation unit integrated in the lower joint section allows the prosthetic foot to rotate with automatic return upon load relief.
A comfortable kneeling position can be performed with 165° flexion and a squatting movement can be performed by turning the foot outwards.
It has an individually adjustable knee safety system thanks to the adjustable part.
There is an individually adjustable extension support mechanism to control the swing phase.
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Iceross Original Liner
It is a simple product for stability and suspension, ideal for post-operative use.
Iceross Original is easy to install and remove.
Recommended for users with low and high activity levels who need good stability and suspension.
Stabilizing Matrix effectively minimizes piston movement.
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►Child Arm Prosthesis
There are many pediatric arm prosthesis options for children with congenital upper limb loss.
Many options are available for babies and toddlers, from simple passive hands to activity-specific myoelectronic hands for riding a bike or holding a stick.
To encourage babies to accept and use a prosthesis as they begin to explore the world around them, we recommend that babies be fitted with a prosthesis as early as possible.
For babies up to 18 months, small passive hands are generally preferred.
From the age of two, children can usually benefit from activity-specific children’s prostheses for sports and games.
The option of wearing a myoelectric prosthesis becomes realistic around the age of 3 or 4 years.
The articulated bebionic3 has a smaller size that usually fits children.
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