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A Trans Metatarsal Amputation (TMA) involves surgically removing the forefoot through the metatarsal bones. It's commonly used to treat chronic ulcers, preventing infection spread and preserving limb condition. TMAs are often needed post-trauma or for non-healing wounds with severe infections or reduced blood flow, especially in diabetic foot syndrome patients with reduced sensation and delayed wound healing. TMA can offer better healing outcomes in these cases.

Let yourself grow with colourful compression garments from Juzo. Be inspired by the 6 new trendy colours for compression stockings and sleeves – based on gorgeous flowers and bright leaves! 

Learn about the early signs of knee OA, its causes, and symptoms, including pain and stiffness. Discover the importance of bracing in managing OA and explore different bracing options based on support levels. Get insights into treatment strategies and find out how to schedule a consultation for personalized care.

Experience transformative therapy with LymphaTouch – a cutting-edge negative pressure manual solution. Learn about the science behind tissue expansion and lymphatic circulation. Explore the durable LymphaTouch Pro for in-clinic use, offering customizable programs. Elevate your practice with effective edema reduction, soft tissue mobilization, scar improvement, and pain relief.

Therafirm introduces new products: Ease by TheraFirm Lymphoedema Arm Sleeves and Gloves with ultra-stretchy yarns, seamless engineering, and true gradient compression. Corespun by TheraFirm Compression Arm Sleeves offer controlled pressure for energy and injury protection. TheraSport Compression Leg Sleeves enhance circulation, reduce fatigue, and expedite recovery, featuring non-binding comfort bands and footless design in various colors.

Lower limb FES devices have continually shown their practicality and usefulness for patients with footdrop. ALFESS™ is an FES device for footdrop, aiding tibialis anterior nerves to dorsiflex the foot. Customization is key for optimal results, whether used therapeutically or as a permanent solution.

Diabetes is known to cause neuropathy, which is damage to the nerves of the foot and lower leg, which can cause pain, tingling, altered sensation or even loss of sensation. Diabetes also causes blood vessels to narrow and harden, reducing the circulation of blood to the feet. 

The Dictus Band and Dictus Flex are designed to dorsiflex the foot making it suitable for flaccid foot drop with minimal ankle instability. The simplicity of the Dictus range makes it the preferred choice for health care professionals.

With over 75 years of combined experience in prosthetic design; COVVI’s dedicated team has spent the last five years creating a world-leading, multi-articulated bionic hand that is both highly functional and accessible.