What is a hip-disarticulation prosthesis?
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A hip disarticulation prosthesis is designed for individuals with limb loss at the hip joint, supporting standing, transfers, and mobility when the entire lower limb is absent.
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Because movement and balance are fully supported by the prosthesis, careful consideration of alignment, stability, and comfort is essential to support safe and functional use in daily life.

Who this may be suitable for
Hip disarticulation prosthesis may be suitable for individuals who:
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Have experienced limb loss at the hip joint
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Require support for standing, transfers, and mobility
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Are adapting to significant changes in movement and balance
Suitability depends on individual assessment, physical condition, and functional goals.
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Our approach to above-knee prosthetic care
We begin with a proper assessment to understand your condition, needs, and daily activities.






