Genium X4. Functional cosmesis 3F2=0. | Ottobock Professionals

The Functional cosmesis 3F2=0 is one of the cover solution options of the Genium X4. In this tutorial, you will learn everything you need to know to successfully fabricate this functional prosthesis, from shorting the functional shank to foaming the thigh connection with soft foam.

The functional cosmesis comes with one Functional knee part 4P112=1.The thigh kit/magnetic closure 3D13=1 and the Functional stocking 99B122=* needs to be ordered separately.

00:10 Checking the socket clearance
00:26 Unboxing
03:19 Assembling the functional knee part
03:44 Fabricating a functional cosmesis
05:19 Adapting to feet with large build height
07:46 Applying the textile finish for the functional shank
20:02 Fabricating the thigh connection
25:35 Applying the textile finish for the thigh connection
32:44 Benefits of the functional stocking

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