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Novel prosthesis with proximity sensor for upper extremity phocomelia.

Yusuke Yamanoi^1,2, Takehiko Takagi^1,2, Hiroshi Yokoi^1,2

¹Division of Orthopaedic Surgery, Department of Surgical Specialties, National Center for Child Health and Development, Tokyo, Japan.

The Journal of Hand Surgery, European Volume

|October 26, 2023

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A new motorized prosthetic hand was successfully applied in a child with upper extremity phocomelia. This advanced prosthetic technology offers improved function for individuals with limb differences.

Keywords:

Phocomelia electrical hand prosthesis proximity sensor

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Area of Science:

Prosthetics and Bionics
Pediatric Rehabilitation
Biomedical Engineering

Background:

Upper extremity phocomelia presents significant functional challenges.
Conventional prosthetics may offer limited dexterity and control.
Motorized prosthetic hands represent a potential advancement in assistive technology.

Discussion:

The application of a novel motorized prosthetic hand was explored in a pediatric case.
This technology aims to restore or enhance upper limb functionality.
Assessing the usability and effectiveness in a real-world pediatric scenario is crucial.

Key Insights:

Successful integration of a novel motorized prosthetic hand in a child with upper extremity phocomelia.
Demonstrated potential for improved grasping and manipulation capabilities.
Highlights the feasibility of advanced prosthetic solutions for congenital limb differences.

Outlook:

Further research is warranted to evaluate long-term outcomes and patient satisfaction.
Potential for wider adoption of motorized prosthetics in pediatric care.
Future developments may focus on enhanced control systems and lighter designs.