3D Prosthesis Design
Digital scanning and 3D design for more precise measurement, better fit and a personalized look.
3D scanning and design technologies increase measurement precision in prosthetic and orthotic production and widen the possibilities for personalization. Combined with traditional craftsmanship, they deliver results with a better fit.
What it offers
- Digital measurement: The residual limb or limb is captured quickly with contactless scanning.
- Precise design: Socket and cover shapes are planned in detail on the computer.
- Personalization: Unique designs can be prepared based on color, pattern and shape preferences.
- Records and reproduction: Stored digital data makes renewals easier.
We decide together at the assessment whether a 3D approach suits your case.
Frequently asked questions
How does 3D design differ from the traditional method?
Digital scanning records measurements quickly and repeatably. Because the design can be edited on a computer, changes and reproduction are easier.
The information on this page is for general guidance. The right treatment and device for you are determined by your physician's assessment and report.
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