Your clinician will evaluate your specific needs and activities and will help you decide which option is best for you. Learn more about each type of technology below. Hydraulic Ankle Feet. Hydraulic ankle feet allow resisted movement of the prosthetic foot at an adjustable hydraulic ankle joint.

Partial foot prosthetic solutions differ according to the size of your residual foot and your individual goals and preferences. Partial amputations of the foot include toe amputation, mid foot amputation (metatarosphalangeal, transmetatarsal), lisfranc amputation, and chopart amputation.

There are multiple options for prosthetic feet that offer different features and benefits. Your clinician will work with you to select the best option based on your individual needs. Hydraulic Ankle Feet

Dynamic-response feet are a class of energy-storing prosthetic feet geared toward active and moderately active prosthesis users trying to maintain a normal lifestyle. These feet are manufactured with advanced composite materials, like carbon graphite, to provide more dynamic movement and function.

Hydraulic ankle feet combine traditional prosthetic feet with the hydraulically-regulated movement of a mechanical ankle, allowing for a more natural “rocking” motion of the ankle and foot during walking.

A below-knee prosthesis (also called a transtibial prosthesis) will typically consist of a custom-made socket, a pylon, a foot, and some means of suspending the prosthesis to the body. Your prosthetist will create an individualized socket specific to your limb and will choose the most appropriate componentry to fit your lifestyle and needs.

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Axial feet are designed to mimic normal ankle motion, providing the user with a safe, stable alignment while helping them adapt to irregular surfaces and reducing the stress that would otherwise be transferred up the prosthesis to the residual limb.

Prosthetic Solutions. Your prosthetist will work with you, your medical team, and your rehabilitation team to design the right solution to support your goals. With our clinical expertise and the technology available today, a person who has experienced an amputation through some or all of their foot can live a very full life with little compromise.

An above-knee (AK) prosthesis consists of a custom-made socket combined with a supportive frame, knee unit, pylon, and foot. Sometimes a suspension sleeve or harness may also be necessary.