TR socket fabrication. Taking an impression using synthetic casting tape. | Ottobock Professionals

This video demonstrates a vacuum-based impression technique for transradial prosthetic fitting. The process begins by marking the trim line and electrode positions on a protection cover (641Z1=34). The residual limb is then captured using synthetic casting tape (699G30). A second protection cover is applied, and a vacuum is created using a vacuum pump. Once the cast has fully cured, a reduction is performed directly on the patient.

Materials and Tools:
• Cellacast Xtra® synthetic casting tape (699G30)
• Protection covers (641Z1=34)
• Nylon stockinette (99B25)
• Bandage scissors (719G3)
• Harmony vacuum pump set (755E20)
• Vacuum dummy
• Permanent marker

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For more than 100 years, Ottobock has been developing innovative fitting solutions for people with reduced mobility. As a Human Empowerment Company, Ottobock promotes freedom of movement, quality for life and independence. This is supported by more than 9,000 employees. With innovative power, outstanding technical solutions and services in the fields of Prosthetics, Orthotics, NeuroMobility and Patient Care, they enable people in 135 countries to live their lives the best possible way they want them to. As the world market leader in wearable human bionics, the company founded in 1919 is constantly setting new standards and pushing ahead with the digitalisation of the industry – together with its partners, the medical supply companies and international research institutions. Since 2018, Ottobock has been transferring its expertise in biomechanics to exoskeletons for ergonomic workplaces. The international activities of the company are coordinated from the head office in Duderstadt (state of Lower Saxony). Ottobock has been supporting the Paralympic Games with its technical expertise since 1988.