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Prosthetics are artificial limbs or body parts used to replace or enhance a missing or damaged body part.  With advancements in technology, prosthetics have become increasingly sophisticated, offering greater comfort, mobility, and functionality, improving the lives of countless individuals, allowing them to participate in activities they once thought impossible.

Prosthetics

Werner de Beer is a prosthetic services provider that offers a wide range of custom prosthetic solutions for people with limb loss or limb difference.

We design and manufacture prosthetics on site in our modern fully equipped laboratory.

We provide personalized care and attention to our patients, using the latest technology and materials to create prosthetics that are comfortable, functional, and aesthetically pleasing. Werner de Beer’s expertise and commitment to our patients have made us a trusted and respected name in the prosthetic industry.

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Upper Limb Prosthetics:

Upper limb prosthetics refers to the use of artificial devices to replace a lost or missing limb in the upper part of the body. These prosthetics are designed to mimic the function and appearance of the natural limb, allowing individuals with limb loss to perform daily activities and tasks with greater ease and independence.

Advances in technology have led to the development of sophisticated prosthetic devices, including myoelectric prosthetics that are controlled by muscle signals in the residual limb, and bionic prosthetics that incorporate sensors and microprocessors to provide greater range of motion and dexterity.

Upper limb prosthetics have the potential to greatly enhance the quality of life for those who have suffered limb loss.

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Below Knee Prosthetics:

Below knee prosthetics refer to the use of artificial devices to replace a lost or missing limb below the knee.

These prosthetics are designed to provide stability, support and mobility to individuals who have undergone amputation due to injury or disease. Advances in technology have led to the development of more sophisticated below knee prosthetics that can be customized to the individual’s needs and preferences, incorporating features such as torsion resistance, carbon fiber materials and various silicone or gel suspension systems.

Below knee prosthetics can greatly enhance the quality of life for those who have suffered limb loss, allowing them to perform daily activities with greater ease and independence.

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Partial Hand & FingerProsthetics:

Partial hand and finger prosthetics refer to the use of artificial devices to replace a lost or missing finger or part of a hand.

These prosthetics are designed to provide improved functionality, dexterity and appearance to individuals who have undergone amputation due to injury or disease. Advances in technology have led to the development of more sophisticated partial hand and finger prosthetics that can be customized to the individual’s needs and preferences, incorporating features such as myoelectric controls and advanced materials such as silicone and carbon fiber.

These prosthetics can greatly enhance the quality of life for those who have suffered partial hand or finger loss, enabling them to perform daily activities with greater ease and confidence, as well as improving cosmetic appearance.

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Partial Foot Prosthetics:

Partial foot prosthetics refer to the use of artificial devices to replace a lost or missing part of the foot.

These prosthetics are designed to provide improved stability, support and mobility to individuals who have undergone amputation due to injury or disease. Advances in technology have led to the development of more sophisticated partial foot prosthetics that can be customized to the individual’s needs and preferences, incorporating features such as carbon fiber materials and shock-absorbing components.

Partial foot prosthetics can greatly enhance the quality of life for those who have suffered partial foot loss, allowing them to walk, run and perform daily activities with greater ease and comfort.

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Breast Prosthetics:

Breast prosthetics, also known as breast forms or breast prostheses, refer to the use of artificial devices to replace a lost or removed breast.

These prosthetics are designed to provide a natural appearance and feel, restoring the physical symmetry and balance of the chest area. Advances in technology have led to the development of more sophisticated breast prosthetics that can be customized to the individual’s size and shape, incorporating features such as lightweight silicone materials and temperature-regulating properties in various breast prosthesis, garments & brassiere after breast surgery

Fitment of a breast prosthesis is by one of our female prosthetists.

Breast prosthetics can greatly enhance the quality of life for those who have undergone mastectomy or breast removal due to cancer or other medical conditions.

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Components & Suspension Systems:

Components and suspension systems are crucial aspects of prosthetic devices, providing the necessary support, stability, and control to the prosthetic limb.

The components include the socket, which is customized to the individual’s residual limb, and the mechanical or electronic components that control the movement of the prosthetic limb. The suspension system, on the other hand, is responsible for securing the prosthetic device to the residual limb, ensuring a secure and comfortable fit.

Advances in technology have led to the development of more advanced components and suspension systems, allowing for greater precision, control, and comfort in the use of prosthetic devices.  These advancements have greatly enhanced the quality of life for individuals with limb loss.

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