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case_images: The hands with markings on the left arm at the level of the planned amputation.
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case_images: F0001
case_images: The patient specifically asked if his replanted left hand (Fig. 1) could be amputated and replaced by a hand prosthesis.
case_images: The hybrid myoelectric prosthesis with a SensorSpeed hand (OttoBock) applied to the arm in the process before the amputation. This solution gave the patient the opportunity to get an idea of what he could expect from a hand prosthesis.
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case_images: F0002
case_images: A myoelectric prosthetic hand built on an orthosis with an OttoBock Sensor Speed hand, was used at home for 6 months prior to the amputation (Fig. 2), as described by Aszmann.
case_images: The patient fitted with the BeBionic hand prosthesis 6 months after amputation.
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case_images: F0003
case_images: Five months post-surgery, the patient was equipped with a more advanced multiarticulated myoelectric prosthesis (BeBionic, Otto Bock) (Fig. 3).