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Myoelectric prostheses

The history of prosthetics is almost as old as medical science itself. The first attempt to replace a missing body part was made in ancient Egypt. Since then, the field has continued to evolve in its functionality and natural, unobtrusive design. Modern myoelectric prostheses are controlled by a combination of muscle contractions and electronics and offer users a high degree of functionality and independence.

Are you interested in the field of prosthetics? Would you like to learn more about the interaction of electronics and muscle contractions using a practical example? Are you familiar with innovative solutions from national and international companies? Take a moment to read about myoelectric prosthetics in our current episode of arcoro CONNECT.

Facts at a glance

In Germany, there are between 60,000 and 80,000 amputations each year – and the tendency is rising. According to statistics, men are affected by amputations significantly more often than women. Technology is rapidly evolving from habitus prostheses to myoelectric prostheses, which can improve precision, speed control and sensitivity in everyday life.

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    Anne Plonz

    Business Analyst

    Email: plonz@arcoro.de