Protheses

Protheses, often referred to as prosthetic devices, are artificial tools or limbs designed to replace a body part that is missing or impaired due to injury, disease, or congenital conditions. Common examples include artificial legs, arms, and dental implants. They aim to restore functionality, improve mobility, and enhance the quality of life for individuals. Modern prostheses can be highly advanced, incorporating technology like sensors and motors to mimic natural movement and provide greater comfort and control. They play a vital role in rehabilitation and helping individuals regain independence in their daily activities.