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Understanding Stump Scar Issues After an amputation, it can sometimes be difficult to properly close the skin. This might be due to the nature of the injury or illness that led to the limb loss. In such cases, doctors may use skin grafts to cover the area. However, skin grafts have their own set of […]

Losing a limb is an incredibly challenging experience, both emotionally and physically. At Relimb™ we understand the complexities involved in adapting to life after limb loss. That is why we have streamlined our patient pathway to provide comprehensive care and support every step of the way. The Relimb™ One-Stop Shop Our goal at Relimb™ is

Living with neuroma pain and phantom limb pain (PLP) after an amputation can be immensely challenging. While various surgical treatments have been proposed, one stands out for its sustained effectiveness: Targeted Muscle Reinnervation (TMR) surgery. What is TMR Surgery? TMR surgery involves a sophisticated procedure aimed at connecting large peripheral nerve stumps from the amputated

Understanding RPNI for Pain Management For amputees dealing with neuroma pain (NP) and phantom limb pain (PLP) there is a less invasive alternative to targeted muscle reinnervation (TMR) surgery called the Regenerative Peripheral Nerve Interface (RPNI). The early evidence suggests that this procedure can offer significant pain control but is not as robust a solution

Osseointegration surgery is a groundbreaking procedure that offers a more effective and comfortable solution for attaching prosthetic limbs to the body. By inserting a bone-anchor into the residual limb, this surgery provides a secure and direct connection between the prosthesis and the skeleton. Here’s a detailed look at how this procedure works and what patients

Osseointegration is a remarkable medical advancement that has transformed the lives of many amputees. This process allows a metal implant to become permanently fused with the bone, creating a secure and stable connection. These implants are commonly known as bone-anchored implants, and the terms “bone-anchor” and “direct skeletal fixation” are often used to describe this

Introduction to Osseointegration Aftercare Undergoing osseointegration surgery is a significant step towards improving mobility and quality of life for amputees. Proper aftercare is essential for a smooth recovery and to maximize the benefits of the surgery. Here, we outline what you can expect after osseointegration surgery focusing on pain management, wound care, and addressing common

Losing a finger or thumb due to injury or illness can be a challenging experience, affecting both the function and appearance of the hand. While it’s sometimes not essential to replace the missing digit for functional purposes, improving the appearance of the hand can be important. A well-fitted silicone prosthesis can be a great solution,

Living as an amputee can present various challenges. One significant issue is managing pain in the residual limb, or stump. This pain can stem from multiple sources each requiring different approaches for relief. Here, we’ll explore the common causes of stump pain and stump ulcers and discuss effective treatments to help improve comfort and quality

Undergoing osseointegration surgery is a significant step toward improving mobility and quality of life for amputees. This blog post outlines what you can expect during the osseointegration rehabilitation process and provides a comprehensive guide to help you through your recovery journey. What is Osseointegration Rehabilitation? Osseointegration rehabilitation occurs in several phases. It begins before surgery