Prosthetics hand gloves manufacturers share the precautions during the installation of smart prostheses


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Sep 09,2022

Prosthetics hand gloves manufacturers said that with the development of science and technology and the improvement of people's living standards, many amputees want to assemble a high-performance intelligent prosthesis. Today, I will tell you about the stereotyped training during the installation of intelligent prostheses.

Prosthetics hand gloves manufacturers said that with the development of science and technology and the improvement of people's living standards, many amputees want to assemble a high-performance intelligent prosthesis. Today, I will tell you about the stereotyped training during the installation of intelligent prostheses.
Prosthetic gloves manufacturers said that 1-2 weeks after surgery, amputee patients can use temporary prosthetics for training before using the smart prosthesis to avoid discomfort after wearing the smart bionic leg. The specific training content is as follows:
1. Wearing a prosthesis: Prosthetics hand gloves manufacturers say that modern prosthetics require patients to wear, cut and take off as easily as possible. First, the stump should be covered with one or more layers of socks. When cutting, it will not slip down, and then put on the soft prosthesis, which should be in full contact with the stump and the end; The sliding surface can be improved by using powder; the process of putting on the prosthesis is the same as putting on sliding shoes or riding boots. All socks must be pulled by hand during this process.
2. Standing balance: Prosthetics hand gloves manufacturers said that they usually start to practice standing balance in the parallel bar. First, train the standing balance of both lower limbs, from holding the bar with both hands to standing without the hand, and train the level 3 standing flat prosthetic glove manufacturer in the parallel bar. Express, balance, and then practice single-dish standing balance.
3. Stepping training: Steps can be practiced in the parallel bars. Step forward with the healthy foot first, and step back the healthy limb by half a step, so that the healthy limb can fully bear the weight, then transfer the weight to the prosthetic side, and stretch the waist and step out of the healthy limb. Try to take a larger stride, then lift the heel of the prosthesis to load the toes, flex the artificial rubber knee joint, use the body momentum to move the prosthesis forward, and practice charcoal strides to facilitate approaching or leaving the wheelchair, and practice retreating.
4. Walking training: The prosthetic glove manufacturer said that walking can be practiced with crutches outside the parallel bars. Note that the healthy limbs should not shorten the stride, the waist should be straight, the residual limbs should be stepped forward, and the pelvis should be allowed to stand during the prosthetic standing period. Move horizontally over the prosthesis, taking care to keep the pelvis level; up and down the slope. Going up and down the slope: over obstacles; standing up after falling to the ground, etc.; general lower-knee amputation training 12-15 times; upper-knee amputation requires training 18-22 times, once a day, 3 times a week for older adults; Upper knee amputees often require 6-8 weeks of training.

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