High-Strength, Novel Prosthetic Intervention for Partial Hand and Finger Amputees

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Presenters:
Aislinn Wyatt, CPO

Webinar Description:
Hand therapists are fundamental in the rehabilitation process of persons who have experienced partial hand amputations. As such, it is important that they are familiar with the latest technology to assist patients in achieving their goals. Recent advances in functional prosthetic intervention at the finger level are changing the paradigm for this population. This webinar will update and inform the ASHT community concerning technical advances in the finger amputation intervention space.

Learning Objectives:
Upon completion of this course, participants will:

  • Compare the percentage of finger amputations to that of other upper extremity amputations.
  • Recognize the impact finger amputations have on heavy manual laborers.
  • Identify the current prosthetic interventions available for partial hand amputations.
  • Recognize the important steps to create successful patient outcomes with body-driven prostheses.
  • Identify how therapists can help improve prosthetic function.

Originally Presented: December 2019

Duration:  One hour

CE Credit:  1 continuing education hour, or 0.1 CEU

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