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Hydraulic Prosthetic Knee Joint
Hydraulic prosthetic knee joint is an advanced type of artificial knee joint designed to mimic the natural motion of the human knee. This technology uses hydraulic fluid dynamics to provide smooth and controlled movements, which are crucial for walking, running, and other activities.
The hydraulic prosthetic knee joint to the ground when pressure is applied to the heel, so the foot can lie flat on a slope while the leg remains in its natural position. This provides better momentum control as less energy is returned by the heel spring, reducing the need for gait compensation.
Features
Hydraulic system individually adjusts the swing phase for a harmonious gait
Enables a secure, confident heel strike
Adapter option allows simple modification of the socket connector
Higher ground clearance for a safer, more confident gait
Highly acute flexion angle for greater freedom of movement
How does the hydraulic knee prosthesis work?
With the hydraulic knee prosthesis when pressure is applied to the heel, the "ankle joint" adapts to the ground so that the foot can lie flat on a slope while the leg remains in its natural position. This provides better momentum control as less energy is returned by the heel spring, reducing the need for gait compensation.
Prosthetic Foot
People with lower limb loss sometimes need prosthetic feet to complete certain activities, and even feet that help you run to help you achieve your activity goals.
The function of the prosthetic foot is mainly to imitate the human foot of a specific activity level. Of course, the prosthetic foot is also decorative for people who cannot walk. If you want to complete the walking action, then when your heel hits the ground, the prosthetic foot must act as a shock absorber to adapt to uneven terrain and provide a forward lever force when your toes are off the ground.
People with lower limb loss sometimes need a prosthetic system with a knee (if they are an above-knee amputee) or not if they are a below-knee amputee. Most use padding, and many also use sleeves to add comfort and performance to the leg system. But everyone needs a foot!
The new device opens the door to new opportunities and new activities for people who need prosthetic feet. A wide selection of feet, including many dynamic movements that simulate an anatomical foot, can help you achieve your activity goals. There are even feet designed specifically for running.
Prosthetic feet are designed to replace the function of a missing or impaired natural foot. They are often used by individuals who have undergone lower limb amputations or have congenital limb deficiencies. The primary goal of a prosthetic foot is to restore mobility, stability, and balance while providing comfort and facilitating a natural gait pattern.
