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The i-LIMB hand and the DMC plus hand compared : a case report

OTR OV; REINDERS MESSELINK HA; BONGERS RM; BOUWSEMA H; VAN DER SLUIS CK
PROSTH ORTHOT INT , 2010, vol. 34, n° 2, p. 216-220
Doc n°: 146148
Localisation : Documentation IRR

D.O.I. : http://dx.doi.org/DOI:10.3109/03093641003767207
Descripteurs : EC15 - PROTHESE DE MEMBRE SUPERIEUR , JQ - CIF

Prothèse myoélectrique -
The i-LIMB hand is a novel upper limb myoelectric prosthetic hand with several
joints in the fingers and thumb. This study aimed to determine whether this new
device had more functionality than a more conventional myoelectric prosthetic
hand with only a single joint between the thumb and two fingers. Therefore, a
45-year-old man with a wrist disarticulation used the i-LIMB hand and the widely
used Dynamic Mode Control hand (DMC plus hand) in a test procedure that covered
all functional levels of the International Classification of Function (ICF).
Functional outcomes of the i-LIMB seemed to be lower than or equal to the DMC
plus hand. The patient's satisfaction tended to be in favor of the i-LIMB.
Compared to the DMC plus hand, the i-LIMB was more reliable when holding objects
but had a lack of power and was less robust. We concluded that the i-LIMB hand
has limited additional functionality compared to the DMC plus hand.

Langue : ANGLAIS

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