Prosthetic Solutions.

For people with above-knee (or through knee) amputations or limb differences, a prosthetic knee provides stability, mobility, and independence. Replacing the natural knee joint, prosthetic knees can be mechanical or computerised (MPKs) and are designed to ensure safety while supporting a wide range of activities, from walking on slopes to climbing stairs. Many prosthetic knees are also waterproof, allowing users to enjoy even more daily and recreational activities.

The prosthetic socket and liner are the most personal parts of a prosthetic leg. The liner is worn directly on the residual limb, helping to protect the skin and create a secure connection. The socket then connects the prosthetic components to your body. As every person is different, there are several ways to design and fit a socket, and your prosthetist will work closely with you to find the most comfortable and effective solution for your individual needs.

Staying active and maintaining a healthy lifestyle is important for people of all ages and activity levels. Sports prosthetics are designed to support a wide range of activities, from recreational hobbies and fitness goals to competitive and professional sport. There are specialist sports prostheses available for adults and children, each designed to meet the demands of specific activities such as running, cycling or gym-based exercise. These devices are built to provide the strength, responsiveness and confidence needed to move freely and safely. Our clinical teams work closely with each individual to understand their interests, goals and level of activity, helping to select or design a sports prosthesis that supports performance while promoting long-term comfort and wellbeing.