What is TMR Operations?
Stump arrangement surgery, often known as Targeted Muscle Reinnervation (TMR), is a surgical procedure designed to improve the control and functionality of prosthetic hands for individuals who have undergone limb amputation.
The technique involves rerouting nerves that once controlled the amputated limb to the remaining muscles in the area, ensuring a better fit for a prosthetic arm.
While this can create a more stable base for certain prosthetics, it also poses several challenges.
How the Vulcan Prosthetic Hand Works Without Any TMR Required
However, you do not need to experience these additional operations once you wear the Vulcan Prosthetic Hand. How can we make that difference?
Vulcan Myoband – Solution For No Surgery, No Pain
One of the standout features that can only be found at Vulcan is the Vulcan Myoband, the controller worn on the bicep of users.
With its highly sensitive ability, the Vulcan Myoband can detect muscle signals from the remaining part of the arm and adjust it to the suitable movements to control the prosthetic hand without any surgical intervention.
Plus, the Myoband can be fitted to more than 90% of types of stump conditions, regardless of causes of amputation, age, nerve affected, scars amount, etc. Therefore, opening more opportunities to a wide range of upper limb amputees in the world.
Advantages of Using the Vulcan Hand
Overall, this non-invasive approach means that users can start using the Vulcan hand as soon as possible and offering the following benefits:
- No Need for Invasive Surgery
- Reduced Recovery Time and Medical Risks
- Easier Adaptation for Users and Families
By eliminating the need for surgical stump arrangements, the Vulcan hand not only reduces physical risks but also addresses emotional concerns. From now on, you can explore the non-surgical options available with the Vulcan hand.
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