Prosthetics
Upper Limb Prosthetics
Body-powered and cosmetic solutions that restore capability and confidence.
What it addresses
Upper-limb loss can range from partial finger absence to transradial, transhumeral, or shoulder-level amputation, and in some cases may involve multiple limbs. Each presentation requires a carefully structured prosthetic pathway aligned with surgical outcomes, therapy goals, and long-term functional adaptation.
Key Benefits
- Functional & cosmetic options
- Custom socket interfaces
- Lightweight materials
- Natural aesthetics
How it's made
3D Scan
High-resolution capture of the patient's anatomy — no plaster casting.
CAD/CAM Design
Engineers refine geometry, alignment and material zones digitally.
In-House Fabrication
3D printed or milled, then hand-finished by certified technicians.
Fit & Approval
Digital and clinical fit verification before final delivery.
Clinical Foundations
Institutional Scope & Biomechanics
Upper-limb loss can range from partial finger absence to transradial, transhumeral, or shoulder-level amputation, and in some cases may involve multiple limbs. Each presentation requires a carefully structured prosthetic pathway aligned with surgical outcomes, therapy goals, and long-term functional adaptation.
For orthopaedic surgeons, plastic surgeons, physiatrists, and rehabilitation teams, coordinated prosthetic planning is essential. A clearly defined system selection process ensures improved independence, task performance, workplace reintegration, and psychosocial recovery.
At Quantum Medical, we partner with clinical teams to deliver customizable upper-limb prosthetic systems designed to integrate seamlessly into multidisciplinary rehabilitation programmes.
Core Engineering Focus
Prosthetic System Options
Upper-limb prosthetic solutions are selected based on residual limb condition, functional demands, cognitive ability, and rehabilitation objectives.
Clinically Supports Recovery By
- Passive (Cosmetic) Systems – Lightweight aesthetic restoration & symmetry
- Body-Powered Systems – Durable cable-driven design & active control
- Myoelectric Systems – Sensor-based intuitive hand and grip control
- Hybrid Systems – Combination of body-powered strength & myoelectric precision
- Activity-Specific Devices – Vocational tasks, sports, cycling & painting
Protocol Benefits
- Structured upper-limb assessment protocols
- Custom socket engineering for comfort & suspension
- Integration with occupational and physical therapy plans
- Technical support during fitting & adaptation phases
- Consistent fabrication timelines supporting discharge planning
Spinal Orthotic Systems for Clinical Practice
Distal & Hand Restoration Systems
Partial Hand, Digit & Wrist Disarticulation
Partial Hand & Digit Prosthesis
Digit loss significantly affects grip dynamics and hand movement. Custom partial hand solutions restore grip strength and object stabilization in occupational therapy.
Wrist Disarticulation Prosthesis
Preserves full forearm length and the distal radioulnar joint, enabling improved pronation, supination, and mechanical leverage with enhanced flare suspension.
Transradial & Transhumeral Arm Systems
Below-Elbow & Above-Elbow Multi-Joint Solutions
Below-Elbow (Transradial) Prosthesis
Provides high functional adaptability and precise terminal device control. Includes custom socket fabrication, suspension system, wrist unit, and terminal device.
Above-Elbow & Elbow Disarticulation
Multi-component systems restoring reach, lifting capacity, and daily independence by integrating elbow mechanisms, forearm structures, wrist units, and terminal devices.
Institutional Care
Collaborative Support for Clinical Teams
Quantum Medical functions as an extended prosthetic partner for hospitals and rehabilitation centres across surgical, occupational, and vocational recovery.
Quantum Medical Supports Institutional Teams Through:
Our approach prioritizes clinical alignment, measurable outcomes, and long-term prosthetic sustainability.
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