Middle phalanx
For amputations at the second phalanx. It uses the natural movement between the first and second phalanx for smooth, intuitive bending, with precision for fine everyday tasks.
Finger prosthesis
Finger prosthesis that moves with you
Biomechanical finger prosthesis for middle or proximal phalanx amputations. It bends with your own movement so you regain function, independence and confidence.
Anatomical movement
Bends and straightens like a natural finger, with no motors or batteries.
Everyday independence
Write, hold objects or use tools with more confidence and comfort.
Fitted to your hand
Made to measure from established sizes, in polyamide 12 and biomedical resin.
For children too
Child version with a tensioner system for small hands.
Models
Two models depending on your amputation
Proximal phalanx
For amputations closer to the palm. It anchors gently to the wrist to transmit the bending of the first phalanx, giving more stability and control for stronger grips.
Made in Spain
Custom finger prostheses
At Limbium we design and manufacture functional finger prostheses in Murcia for people who have lost part of a finger through an accident or illness. Each prosthesis is fitted to the length of your phalanges and the movement you still have, so that your prosthetic fingers follow your hand as you grip, write or type.
If you are missing more than one finger, tell us about your case: we assess each finger separately and tell you which solution suits you and how to fund it.
FAQ
Questions about the finger prosthesis
Does the finger prosthesis move?
Yes. It is body-powered: it uses the movement you still have in your finger or hand to bend and straighten the prosthesis, with no motors or batteries.
Which amputations is it for?
Middle phalanx and proximal phalanx amputations. In each case we assess which model suits your hand best.
Is there a version for children?
Yes. There is a child version with a tensioner system designed to make movement easier for small hands.
What if I am missing more than one finger or part of my hand?
We assess each finger separately and tell you which solution suits you. If the amputation or limb difference is at hand or wrist level, we design the grip from a 3D scan of your arm.
Regain the function of your hand
Tell us about your case and we will advise you on the finger prosthesis that suits you best.