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Finger Prostheses

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For patients who have experienced the loss of a finger(s) due to trauma, disease or a congenital condition, a silicone finger prosthesis serves an important functional role:

  • Protects the surgery site which is commonly hypersensitive 
  • Typing 
  • Piano playing
  • Clerical work
  • Household tasks
  • Personal hygiene tasks 
  • Improved confidence 

Suction retention is the most common method to ensure a comfortable and secure fit for a finger prosthesis, though other retention methods, such as adhesives, are also available.

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