#artificial limbs

[the-infamous-man]

Got this awesome piece from @daniveart for my Archie/IDW Sonic the Hedgehog crossover, Rediscovered Frontiers! Here we see Bunnie Rabbot, member of the Hooligans, having a nice shot glass of Perfect Chaos Cola: Premium Label! It’s just soda, kids/SEGA! Totally soda…

If any of you are interested in my fic, which has the IDW/Game world be the rebooted world created by the Super Genesis Wave and has Nicole & Sally team up with Tangle & Whisper to explore it, check it out here:

[animate-everything-everywhere]

[alfitheshroom]

My fma obsession is coming back so

[nekotaku]

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[the-lady-maddy]

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[lumpenfossa]

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[tomorrowusa]

Ukrainian soldiers who suffered catastrophic injuries in Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine are getting rehabilitative treatment in Maryland. 

Ukrainian healthcare facilities are stretched to the limit and Russia has gone out of its way to bomb Ukrainian hospitals. So now some Ukrainian soldiers requiring artificial limbs and specialized treatment are being cared for in the US.

[tikuo2007]

『義足の子』

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[imdisabledduh]

Welcome disabled kings and queens! Make yourself comfortable

Able-bodied freaks have permission to watch from distance

People don't get my humor when I joke about my fucked up leg, so I made this blog

Please, submit your suggestions for posts, it can be memes, informative stuff, nice pictures, movies/books that don't piss you off with ableist shit me before you, disability perks and cons, funny/sad/revolting stories, tips and tricks, etc. literally anything that disabled babes might relate.

[neocurio]

aRTIFICIAL LIMBS

[the-infamous-man]

This sweet commission was brought to life by the amazing @an0n0 ! This is Julie-Su, who has gone through some stuff during her time away thanks to Thrash the Tasmanian Devil but she’s now back And revving up her chainsaw arm! Why yes, I was inspired by Chainsaw Man and Evil Dead. Why do you ask?

This is for my Sonic the Hedgehog fanfic, Rediscovered Frontiers, whose main premise is that the IDW continuity is the Post-Super Genesis Wave reality from the Archie Comics. Julie-Su, along with Saffron the Bee and the echidna people have found their way back… but their home seems to have changed.

Be sure to check it out!

[the-technocracy]

I think this arm is more intended for use in prosthetics, but I personally see a close association between prosthesis research and cybernetics for androids, so this is a really interesting development for lightweight, durable, natural feeling - and more naturally moving -cybernetic musculatures.

[aanews69]

Dive into the fascinating world of Forge, whose inventions go far beyond the realms of the X-Men.⚙️ In this captivating video, uncover the hidden depths of t...

[griffinhealthcare]

At our prosthetic care center, we understand the challenges that come with losing a prosthetic limb, and we are here to help you overcome them. Our team of experts provides compassionate care and personalized attention to ensure that you receive the right type of prosthetic services for your needs and that it fits properly. 

[ultramedica2]

الاطراف الصناعية

الأطراف الصناعية للقدمين هي أجهزة طبية مصممة للأشخاص الذين فقدوا أحد أو كلا القدمين بسبب حادث أو مرض أو أي سبب آخر. تهدف هذه الأطراف الصناعية إلى توفير وظيفة ومرونة مشابهة للأطراف الطبيعية، مما يساعد المستخدمين على الحفاظ على حركتهم واستقلاليتهم.

تشمل الأطراف الصناعية للقدمين عدة أجزاء:

الركبة والفخذ: تتمثل الجزء العلوي من الأطراف الصناعية في الركبة والفخذ، والذي يتم توصيله بالجزء السفلي لتكوين هيكل يمثل الساق الاصطناعية.

القدم والكعب: يشمل الجزء السفلي من الأطراف الصناعية القدم والكعب. يمكن تخصيص تصميم القدم والكعب وفقًا لاحتياجات المستخدم ومستوى نشاطه.

المفصل الدودي (الكاحل): يتيح المفصل الدودي للمستخدمين حرية الحركة والثبات عند المشي والتنقل.

الأمبولات (النعال): يمكن تخصيص الأمبولات لتكون ملائمة لهيكل القدم الصناعي ولراحة المستخدم.

المواد الصناعية: تصنع الأطراف الصناعية للقدمين عادةً من مواد خفيفة الوزن ومتينة مثل الكربون والبلاستيك المقوى لتحقيق الوزن والمرونة المثلى.

[pointernationalinc]

Artificial or Silicone Fingers, Nose, Feet, and Gloves Prosthesis: A Revolution in Restoring Function and Aesthetics

Prosthetic technology has come a long way, enabling individuals with limb loss and facial deformities to regain both function and aesthetics. While prosthetic limbs for arms and legs have been widely accepted and improved over the years, the development of artificial fingers, noses, feet, and gloves made from silicone materials represents a significant leap forward in the field of prosthetics. In this article, we will explore the advancements in these specific prosthetic devices and how they are changing lives for the better.

Artificial Fingers:

The loss of one or more fingers can be a life-altering event, affecting a person's ability to perform everyday tasks with dexterity and precision. Artificial fingers have made great strides in improving the lives of those with partial or complete finger amputations. These prosthetic fingers are typically made from silicone, a material known for its durability, flexibility, and lifelike appearance.

Silicone fingers are custom-made to fit the individual's residual hand, ensuring a snug and comfortable fit. They can be incredibly versatile, with articulating joints and realistic texture, allowing users to grip objects, type on a keyboard, and perform other fine motor tasks with remarkable accuracy. The aesthetics of these artificial fingers are also impressive, as they are meticulously designed to blend seamlessly with the natural hand.

Silicone Noses:

Facial deformities resulting from congenital conditions, accidents, or medical procedures can have a profound impact on an individual's self-esteem and social interactions. Silicone noses have emerged as a revolutionary solution for those in need of facial reconstruction. These prosthetic noses are custom-made to match the patient's facial features, ensuring a natural appearance.

Silicone is an ideal material for facial prosthetics due to its skin-like texture and coloration. It adheres securely to the skin, providing a stable and long-lasting solution. Patients who receive silicone noses often report a significant boost in self-confidence and improved psychological well-being. The aesthetic benefits of these prosthetics are evident, making them an essential part of modern facial reconstructive surgery.

Artificial Feet:

Losing a foot, whether due to injury, disease, or congenital conditions, can severely affect an individual's mobility and quality of life. Prosthetic feet have evolved to be more than just functional replacements; they are now designed to replicate the natural foot's biomechanics and aesthetics. Silicone plays a crucial role in achieving this.

Modern artificial feet incorporate silicone-based components to mimic the flexibility and shock-absorbing properties of a real foot. These prosthetics are designed to provide a more natural gait and enhanced comfort. The cosmetic aspect is equally important, as prosthetic feet are often equipped with lifelike skin covers to match the wearer's skin tone, allowing individuals to wear various types of shoes without drawing attention to their prosthesis.

Silicone Gloves:

For individuals with partial hand amputations or those who have lost their fingers, silicone gloves are a groundbreaking development. These gloves are designed to restore hand function and aesthetics simultaneously. They are custom-fitted and can be made to match the color and texture of the natural hand.

Silicone gloves often feature individual finger molds with articulating joints, enabling users to perform a wide range of activities. The material's pliability and texture make it easy to grasp objects, type, and engage in other fine motor tasks. Beyond their functional benefits, silicone gloves offer a seamless appearance, allowing wearers to regain a sense of normalcy and confidence in social and professional settings.

In conclusion, the advancements in artificial or silicone fingers, noses, feet, and gloves prostheses are changing the lives of individuals who have experienced limb loss or facial deformities. These prosthetic devices, made from silicone, offer a unique combination of functionality and aesthetics. They empower users to regain their independence, confidence, and overall quality of life. As prosthetic technology continues to evolve, the future holds even more promise for enhancing the lives of those in need of these remarkable solutions. The ongoing research and development in this field will likely lead to further improvements in comfort, functionality, and aesthetics, ultimately transforming the way we perceive and support individuals with limb loss or facial deformities.