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Modular Microprocessor-Controlled Hip Disarticulation Prosthesis for Enhanced Mobility
Manufacturer:
YURCPO LLC
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Description
Lower limb prostheses with external energy source, designed for prosthetics for people of all age groups with disabilities caused by unilateral or bilateral amputation defects
Specifications
Patient weight
150 kg
Material
PVC; Silicone; Steel; Dural; Titanium; Orthocryl; Thermoplastic.
Service life
3 year
Weight, not more
10 kg
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