As Seen In The O&P Edge: Tools & Techniques to Mitigate Pain Associated With Upper-Limb Loss

We loved this recent article in Die O&P-Kante, which explores how adjustable technology is transforming prosthetic socket design and patient care. For upper-limb clinicians, pain management remains one of the greatest challenges in prosthetic rehabilitation. In this in-depth feature from Arm Dynamics, the clinical team shares evidence-based strategies that combine socket design, therapy, and surgical innovation to help patients reduce pain and restore function. From custom silicone interfaces to targeted nerve surgeries and graded motor imagery, their multidisciplinary approach emphasizes collaboration across specialties.

The article also explores how adjustable prosthetic technology plays a growing role in pain management, allowing users to fine-tune fit and pressure throughout the day for more natural alignment and control. For clinicians, it’s a compelling look at how thoughtful socket design and integrated care can transform patient outcomes.

Read the full story on Die O&P-Kante‘s website to learn how the Arm Dynamics team is redefining what’s possible in upper-limb rehabilitation.

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