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After I saw an amputee drag himself up Mt.Everest with his prosthetic leg, I knew that the world of prosthesis still has a long ways to go. Although, many would argue that it has come a long ways already. The artificial hands and legs are being...
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Bionic technology has surely reached the heights if we take the example of the prosthetic knee system that has got its own brains. I am not joking. Ossur Bionics has...
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Oscar Pistorius, bilateral amputee and Team Ossur member, wins! The Court of Arbitration for Sport has ruled that Oscar does not have an advantage over able-bodied athletes on his Cheetah Flex-Foot by Ossur
