We have provided 46 custom 3D printed lower limb prosthetics.
Local partners refer potential patients to us for assessment.
The residual limb scan is sent to the cloud where our 3D technician accesses it to design and 3D print a custom-made socket. The socket is then combined with the other components by our prosthetist.
The patient is fitted with the custom-made 3D-printed prosthesis, and necessary adjustments are made.
The patient undergoes more physical therapy to develop the strength and skills necessary to function with their prosthesis.
Counseling is organized with local partners all throughout the journey to help the patient face the challenges and adjust to their new life with a new limb.
Maintenance is provided for 3D-printed replacement sockets and other parts.
Our 3DP4ME Impact Team makes follow-up home visits to listen and collect stories while checking on maintenance needs.
As a kid grows their residual limb grows too. They might have to undergo a surgery, to heal and strengthen their body for a new limb.
