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The C-Leg® Microprocessor-controlled

prosthetic knee started a revolution for

above-knee amputees.

Since it was introduced in the U.S. in 1999,

more than 25,000 people worldwide have taken

advantage of the unparalleled stability offered by the

C-Leg and its companion microprocessor-controlled

knee, the Compact—making this technology the

new Standard of Care.

C-Leg technology incorporates sensor feedback

and microprocessor control, which allow the knee

to adjust to your unique gait and provide you with

secure, reliable walking.

With the C-Leg or Compact, you can walk

confidently—without having to think about

your next step.

I-Limb

The modular construction of the i-LIMB Hand means that each individually powered finger can be quickly removed by simply removing one screw. This means that a prosthetist can easily swap out fingers that require servicing and patients can return to their everyday lives after a short clinic visit. Traditional devices would have to be returned to the manufacturer, often leaving the patient without a hand for many weeks

Dropfoot (also known as drop foot, foot drop and footdrop) is a condition characterized by weakness or paralysis of the muscles involved in lifting the front part of the foot. It causes a person to either drag the foot and toes or engage in a high-stepping walk called steppage gait. A significant number of individuals – men and women, young and old – experience difficulty with the most simple day-to-day activities because of mobility dysfunctions such as peroneal nerve palsy that lead to dropfoot. WalkAide was designed to restore mobility to those individuals seeking a return to independence.