The first component of the prosthesis is the socket. This is the portion of the prosthesis that encompasses the patient’s residual limb. There are various socket designs available which are customized to ensure comfort and functionality. Suspension is the term used to describe the way that the prosthesis stays on the patient’s body. Suspension of the prosthesis will vary based on your child’s needs and activity level. Examples of lower extremity prosthetic suspension include pin locking, lanyard, and suction. Prosthetic feet are often selected based on your child’s activity level, weight, and size. For a patient requiring a prosthetic knee there are generally two categories available: microprocessor and non-microprocessor. A non-microprocessor knee joint such as a mechanical or pneumatic joint, uses well-designed componentry to ensure safety and stability while walking and standing. A microprocessor knee joint is a computerized, battery powered knee that uses sophisticated technology to improve the way you walk.
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