MOBILIMB PROSTHESIS PRIVATE LIMITED

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Below knee and Above-knee Mechanical Prosthetic Leg Features: Lightweight, Low resistance, High flexibility and One leg for all activity levels.Mechanical prosthetic leg to the patient who loss his biological leg either from above knee or below the knee. After amputation caused by trauma, road traffic accidents, poor blood supply or severe infection in the leg, the patient is unable to walk and perform the daily activity. The patient’s mobility is depending on a walking stick if he lost his one leg or wheelchair if he lost his legs. Prosthetic leg restores patients walking function. He or She can walk, run and jump as we do with our normal leg. The amputee doesn’t need any other assistive device like wheelchair or walking stick, the patient can walk independently. But the major problem is High quality functional prosthetic legs are imported from Europe which cost around Rs. 2,00,000 (2 lakh). Chinese leg costs around Rs. 60000, low-income amputees simply can’t afford this cost. We made affordable prosthetic leg cost in just Rs.7000 only. Our product is functionally similar to the imported prosthetic leg from Europe . Like We make our foot from carbon fiber, foot shell from poly urethane, pylon and connector from aluminium alloy 6061 grade and poly centric knee from S.S 316 and HDPE. We have Lab test results patient’s clinical data of more than 12 months. Every patient is mobile without assistive device, no skin problem, no pain and no problem to perform daily activity. We have our own design of foot. We have Indian Patent for our product. 1. Our prosthetic leg’s market price is Rs. 7000, but end user gets it for free if the amputee have BPL card. 2. We minimize the cost of leg it is comparable to wheelchair cost. So any amputee can afford it or any NGO, Philanthropist, and government institute can afford to donate it. 3. In one of the Government schemes, the government provides Rs. 6000 for mobility instruments to the amputee. Link https://sje.gujarat.gov.in/dsd/showpage.aspx?contentid=5258〈=english 4. Collaborated with Professor Jonathan Hopkins from the United States and working on the world's first compliant mechanisms prosthetic Pylon.

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