Prosthetic Legs, also known as artificial legs or prostheses, are devices designed to replace a missing limb. They are typically made of a combination of materials including metal alloys, plastics, and composites, and they are custom-fit to each individual patient. Prosthetic legs can range from simple, straightforward designs to more advanced models that are equipped with advanced features such as microprocessors, sensors, and even motors.
The main goal of Prosthetic Legs is to help people with limb loss regain their mobility and independence. They do this by providing a stable base for standing and walking, and by allowing the user to transfer weight from one foot to the other. In some cases, prosthetic legs can also provide the user with some level of sensation, although this is still a relatively new development.
