Genesis Prosthetic Arts

The Art And Science of Prosthetics

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Myoelectric prostheses use a battery powered hand and the signals the patient can generate from muscle contractions in the remaining limb to have the device open and close through the use of sensors in the prosthesis that detect these signals.


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Children are highly adaptive to myoelectric sysytems (photo courtesy of Otto Bock)
Myoelectric prostheses are made with components form various  manufacturers. Watch the video the get an overview of this type of device as demonstrated by the manufacturer, Otto Bock.
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Myoelectric Overview from Otto Bock
This video includes content demonstrating the use of myoelectrics doing daily tasks. It also reviews basic testing principals.
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Myoelectrics in Use
Myoelectric hand with myo-testing system
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