Otto Bock Healthcare Gmbh

Ottobock Se & Co. Kgaaß

Otto Bock Healthcare IP Gmbh & Co. Kg.

Thomas Bertels

Oliver Mizera

Martin Hillmann

Bernard Garus

Peter Kuschnigg

Lukas Brünjes

Lars Benjamin Finke

Jonas Bornmann

Sebastian Betz

Christian Müller

Tobias Groβ

Ingrid Bause

Sarah Bierbaum

Hendryk Engelbart

Martin Hillman

Tobias Groß

The invention relates to a method for producing an orthopedic device, particularly a prosthesis liner, characterized in that the orthopedic device is produced at least partially by means of an additive manufacturing process from at least one production material that is introduced into a support material in a flowable state and then hardens.

Method for producing an orthopedic device and orthopedic device

The present invention comprises a device for supporting at least one arm of a user, wherein the device has

Device for supporting an arm

A prosthesis joint including a base, a coupling element for attachment to a body part or a prosthesis section, which is attached to the base, and an attachment device for attachment to a prosthesis device, which is coupled to the base and pivotable around at least one axis. A locking device is coupled to the coupling element and operates to selectively block and enable movement of the attachment device with respect to the base providing locked and unlocked positions, respectively. A retention element is carried by at least one of the base and coupling elements and is elastically pre-stressed against the attachment device to provide a retention force for the attachment device so as to resist undesired pivoting movement.

Prosthetic joint

Prosthesis

A bandage which may be used for the forearm or as an upper arm triple traction bandage includes a bandage strap ( ) that engages a ring ( ) to form a loop. At least one elastic bandage strap ( ) engages the ring ( ) and encloses a cable ( ) which at one end is secured to the ring ( ) and has a fastening device at its other end ( ). The fastening device is formed by a strap connector ( ) having a flat lower part ( ) which is adapted to the strap width. The upper side is covered by a flat upper part ( ) onto which a clamp slide ( ) is pushed that engages under the lower part ( ) and firmly presses the lower part and upper part together with the strap end ( ) lying between them. The strap connector ( ) has a clamp-free cable passage ( ) and a bracket ( ) for securing the strap connector ( ) to a prosthesis part.

Traction bandage

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Duderstadt, Germany

Thomas Bertels