The main benefit of prosthetic legs is that they allow a person to walk without the use of their residual limb. The most common use for these devices is for people who have had a leg amputated above the knee. These prosthetics fit over the stump and are held in place by a suspension mechanism or suction system. Traditional socket hardware is not recommended for this type of application due to the risk of pressure and blisters.
The procedure involves anchoring a 14-cm steel rod into the residual limb. Then, the pin grows into the bone. An adapter is attached to the pin and protrudes through the skin through the stoma, a hole in the skin. The patient attaches a prosthetic leg to the attachment through a coupling, which is an internal mechanism that connects the prosthetic to the post.
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