Multiple disability Home Page > Solutions > Multiple disability Multiple disability is a term used to refer to a combination of deficiencies and disabilities with diverse causes. One example is a motor deficiency combined with a severe learning disability. Multiple disability can place extreme limitations on independent living and on the individual’s awareness of their environment and ability to express themselves. Read More Reasons to choose PROTEOR for orthopedic equipment 75 years of experience Custom manufacture PROTEOR components Digital control of the design process Our equipment solutions Orthopedic seating Comfort seat Stander Foam mattress PROTEOR produces a range of orthopedic equipment that lets users with multiple disability preserve an orthopedic posture and maintain a seated, standing or lying position while at the same time ensuring high levels of comfort and preventing pressure sores. Our equipment is also used to resolve many postural issues for users when they are seated or lying. Read More The stages involved in providing orthopedic equipment Analysis of requirements Making a mold/3D imaging Manufacture Preliminary fitting and trial Delivery Follow-up The components PROTEOR designs and develops for orthotists a wide range of fabrics, straps, transfer papers and plastic components suitable for the manufacture of the various items of orthopedic equipment. Our Catalog The PROTEOR Group News Contact Privacy Policy Cookies policy Legal notice Site Map Copyrights PROTEOR FRANCE PROTEOR

Amputation Home Page > Solutions > Amputation An amputation is a surgical operation that involves the removal (ablation) of all or part of a limb. Amputations are often performed to avoid unavoidable complications, pain or even a fatal outcome. There are many causes of amputation: Read More Reasons to choose PROTEOR DYNAMISM: sports days for patients Listening to patients Constant training A panel of experts Research and Development Our equipment solutions Below-knee prosthesis Above-knee prosthesis Cosmetic prosthesis Myoelectric prosthesis Lower limb prostheses are designed to allow the amputee to walk and rediscover their independence. The term below-knee prosthesis is used when the device is fitted to a trans-tibial (BK) amputee and an is fitted to trans-femoral (AK) amputees. Read More The steps to get a prosthesis Medical consultation First appointment Measuring-up appointment Preliminary fitting and try-out appointment Follow-up appointments Questions and Answers Find out the answers to some frequently asked questions. FAQ Dedicated social networks We have created web pages that show how users experience life with a prosthesis, by looking at their everyday routines and activities: PROTEOR Prostheses: Expertise and Testimonials Click to follow us Click to follow us The components PROTEOR designs and develops a whole range of prosthetic components for orthoprosthetists, adapted to the manufacture of various prostheses. Find out about our components The PROTEOR Group News Contact Privacy Policy Cookies policy Legal notice Site Map Copyrights PROTEOR FRANCE PROTEOR Axeptio consent