A ratcheting pediatric prosthetic finger using advanced rapid manufacturing technology
采用先进快速制造技术的棘轮儿童假肢手指
基本信息
- 批准号:10760098
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 27.58万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2023-09-12 至 2024-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:3D PrintAdultAlgorithmsAmputationAnatomyCaringChildChild HealthChildhoodClinicClinicalColoradoCommunitiesCustomData SetDevelopmentDevicesDigit structureDisabled PersonsEconomicsElectronicsEmotionalEnsureEnvironmentFaceFailureFamilyFingersFrictionGoalsHandHomeImpairmentIndividualIndustryInterviewLaboratoriesLactationLateralLengthLifeLife StyleLimb ProsthesisLimb structureMeasurementMeasuresMechanicsMedicalMetacarpophalangeal joint structureMetalsMissionNational Institute of Child Health and Human DevelopmentOccupational TherapistOutcome MeasureParentsPatientsPersonsPhasePopulationProsthesisProsthesis DesignProtocols documentationPsychological ImpactQuality of lifeRotationSocial ImpactsSourceStrategic PlanningSystemTechnologyTestingTitaniumTorqueUniversitiesUpper ExtremityWeightWomanWorkadolescent healthcohortcommercializationcostdesigndesign verificationdisabilityeconomic impactefficacy evaluationexperiencefunctional improvementhand dysfunctionhealth care settingsimprovedindexinginnovationlimb lossmanufacturemanufacturing technologypatient populationpediatric patientspersonalized approachpregnantprimary outcomeprosthetic handprototypepsychosocialrecruitsatisfactionsimulationsocialsoundtherapeutically effectivevalidation studiesverification and validation
项目摘要
A ratcheting pediatric prosthetic finger using advanced
rapid manufacturing technology
ABSTRACT
The goal of the proposed project is to develop and commercialize a purely mechanical, ratcheting pediatric
prosthetic finger – the Point Mini – which 1) has an industry leading strength to weight ratio, 2) can be operated
unilaterally (one-handed), 3) offers anatomical rotation and flexion around the patient’s metacarpophalangeal
(MCP) joint, and 4) can be custom-made for each patient using advanced metal 3D printing technology.
The care of pediatric patients with partial hand limb absence requires a highly individualized approach. Each
child and their family bring unique needs to the clinic including various levels of amputation, lifestyles, personal
experience, and other medical indicators. Prosthetists and occupational therapists work with each patient and
their family to provide a personalized medical solution using whatever components and technologies are
available. Very often, the bottleneck in this system is the availability of clinically sound prosthetic components
that can be readily sourced by the prosthetists to provide an optimal prosthetic limb system, especially for the
pediatric patient population.
The largest population of people with upper limb loss are those with partial hand limb absence. This population
outnumbers all other levels of people with upper limb loss by a factor of 10. Therefore, we can make a significant
clinical impact if a product serves this population effectively. However, current commercial products for pediatric
patients with partial hand limb absence do not satisfy all the needs of these patients; passive fingers are seen
as being fragile and difficult to use while powered fingers are not indicated for use with the pediatric population.
In this Fast Track effort, we propose to 1) internally verify the Point Mini through a battery of mechanical tests,
2) validate the user needs of the Point Mini for regulatory requirements by engaging pediatric subjects with partial
hand limb loss and 3) assess the utility of the Point Mini through a clinical take-home study with pediatric patients
who have partial hand limb loss.
The mission of Point Designs is to innovate devices and algorithms in the field of upper limb prosthetic design.
We develop products that provide prosthetists and patients with solutions to meet the unique needs of each
patient in this dynamic and challenging healthcare setting. The Point Mini will provide an effective and durable
solution for children with partial hand limb loss and ensure their ability to enjoy their childhood, family, and life to
the fullest.
一种使用先进的棘轮小儿假肢手指,
快速制造技术
摘要
拟议项目的目标是开发和商业化的纯机械,棘轮儿科
假肢手指-点迷你-其中1)具有行业领先的强度重量比,2)可以操作
单侧(单手),3)提供围绕患者掌指关节的解剖旋转和屈曲
(MCP)关节,以及4)可以使用先进的金属3D打印技术为每位患者定制。
部分手肢缺失的儿科患者的护理需要高度个性化的方法。每个
孩子及其家人给诊所带来了独特的需求,包括不同程度的截肢、生活方式、个人需求
经验和其他医学指标。修复师和职业治疗师与每个病人一起工作,
他们的家庭提供个性化的医疗解决方案,使用任何组件和技术,
available.很多时候,这个系统的瓶颈是临床上健全的假肢组件的可用性
其可以由假肢专家容易地获得,以提供最佳的假肢系统,特别是对于
儿科患者人群。
上肢缺失的最大人群是那些部分手肢缺失的人。该人群
比其他级别的上肢缺失患者多出十倍因此,我们可以做一个重要的
如果产品有效地服务于该人群,则会产生临床影响。然而,目前用于儿科的商业产品
部分手肢缺失的患者不能满足这些患者的所有需求;
因为其易碎且难以使用,而动力手指不适用于儿科人群。
在这项快速通道工作中,我们建议1)通过一系列机械测试对Point Mini进行内部验证,
2)通过让儿科受试者参与部分活动,确认Point Mini的用户需求符合监管要求
手部肢体丧失和3)通过儿科患者的临床带回家研究评估Point Mini的实用性
手部部分肢体缺失的人
Point Designs的使命是在上肢假肢设计领域创新设备和算法。
我们开发的产品为假肢专家和患者提供解决方案,以满足每个人的独特需求。
在这个充满活力和挑战性的医疗环境中的患者。Point Mini将提供一个有效和耐用的
为部分手肢缺失儿童提供解决方案,确保他们能够享受童年、家庭和生活,
最完整的
项目成果
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The Point Powered: A Robust Actuated Prosthetic Finger for Partial Hand Amputation
Point Powered:用于部分手截肢的坚固驱动假肢手指
- 批准号:
10822123 - 财政年份:2020
- 资助金额:
$ 27.58万 - 项目类别:
A ratcheting prosthetic partial finger using advanced rapid manufacturing technology
采用先进快速制造技术的棘轮式假肢部分手指
- 批准号:
10011496 - 财政年份:2018
- 资助金额:
$ 27.58万 - 项目类别:
A ratcheting prosthetic partial finger using advanced rapid manufacturing technology
采用先进快速制造技术的棘轮式假肢部分手指
- 批准号:
10256075 - 财政年份:2018
- 资助金额:
$ 27.58万 - 项目类别:
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