Author: Terense Kemp

After an accident took his left leg, Bryan Green refused to let his lower limb amputation keep him from racing.

Researchers from the University of Manchester found non-amputees thought prosthetic hands that resembled real human hands were more “eerie” than mechanical prosthetic hands. “It has been hypothesized that there is an uncanny valley for hands, such that a hand that…

Veteran pedorthists share their strategies for success.

First arch support device was unpadded, featured flanges.

Groups will aid in diagnosis, treatment.

The Department of Veterans Affairs has awarded nearly $8 million in grants that will provide adaptive sports opportunities for disabled veterans and service members of the Armed Forces. Funding will allow organizations to plan, manage and implement new sporting programs.…

The Department of Veterans Affairs has awarded nearly $8 million in grants that will provide adaptive sports opportunities for disabled veterans and service members of the Armed Forces. Funding will allow organizations to plan, manage and implement new sporting programs.…

Ottobock has announced Hilbert Potter of Louisville, Ky., as the winner of Ottobock’s C-Leg 15 Year Anniversary Photo Contest for August. Hilbert Potter of Louisville, Ky., won Ottobock’s C-Leg 15 Year Anniversary Photo Contest for the month of August. His…

Ottobock has announced Hilbert Potter of Louisville, Ky., as the winner of Ottobock’s C-Leg 15 Year Anniversary Photo Contest for August. Hilbert Potter of Louisville, Ky., won Ottobock’s C-Leg 15 Year Anniversary Photo Contest for the month of August. His…

BALTIMORE — Children and their families, prosthetists and volunteers all gathered to create 3-D-printed prosthetic hands at the first Prosthetists Meet 3-D Printers Conference at Johns Hopkins Hospital, here. Hosted by e-NABLE, many of the event’s attendees were pediatric transradial…