Trauma Amputation: Clinical Criteria for Prosthetic Candidacy

Trauma-related amputation changes a life in a moment, but prosthetic care is a long clinical journey that must be planned with care, timing, and clear judgment. For doctors, the question is not only whether a limb can be fitted, but when it should be fitted and how to decide if the patient can truly benefit […]
Upper-Limb Prosthetic Indications: When Physicians Should Prescribe

Upper-limb loss changes how a person eats, works, communicates, and takes care of daily life. For physicians, deciding when to prescribe an upper-limb prosthesis is a clinical responsibility that goes far beyond replacing a missing hand or arm. The timing, intent, and type of prescription can shape a patient’s recovery, confidence, and long-term independence. This […]
Patient Selection Algorithm for Lower-Limb Prosthetics: Doctor Workflow

Choosing the right patient for a lower-limb prosthesis is not a single decision. It is a step-by-step medical process that blends timing, judgment, and care. As doctors, you are not only deciding if a limb can be fitted, but also if the patient can safely learn, use, and live well with it over time. A […]
Absolute vs Relative Contraindications to Prosthetic Fitting (For Clinicians)

Prosthetic fitting is never just a technical step. It is a clinical decision that affects safety, recovery, and long-term quality of life. For clinicians, knowing when not to fit a prosthesis is just as important as knowing when to move forward. This is where a clear understanding of contraindications becomes essential. This guide is written […]
Who Is a Good Candidate for Prosthetics? Medical Selection Criteria for MDs

Choosing who will do well with a prosthetic is both science and care. As clinicians, you want clear signs, simple tests, and a plan that respects each patient’s body, mind, and daily life. This guide gives you a crisp, clinic-ready way to judge readiness for a limb, set goals, and move fast without missing what […]