Munjed Al Muderis - Consultation at Paley European Institute Osseointegration in Poland

Osseointegration is a revolutionary technology for lower or upper-limb amputees, offering a viable solution for patients who have problems with traditional prostheses. The osseointegration implant rigidly attaches to the limb, which minimizes friction and provides a simple, fast and secure connection between the stump and the prosthesis. An osseointegrated limb consists of multiple components, which can be divided into implantable or non-implantable modules. A graftable implant is directly inserted into the remaining bone after amputation. A double-cone adapter connects the implant to the external prosthesis, which is further secured by an internal locking screw. Externally, the adapter is attached to a locking device with rotary mechanism control, which further connects to the prosthetic limb.