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Artificial Hand & Upper Limb Prosthetics in Gwalior, India
An artificial hand or upper limb prosthesis replaces a missing arm, hand, or finger following amputation or congenital limb difference. Limbgenixx, Gwalior, offers a full range of upper limb prosthetic solutions — from cosmetic hands and body-powered systems to advanced myoelectric prosthetics that respond to muscle signals.
Our prosthetists work closely with occupational therapists to ensure your prosthetic hand or arm is functional, comfortable, and tailored to your specific daily needs. We serve patients from Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, and across India.
Types of Artificial Hand
Myoelectric Hand Prosthesis
Myoelectric hands use muscle electrical signals (EMG) to open and close the prosthetic hand. Battery-powered and highly functional, enabling gripping and pinching with intuitive muscle control.
Body-Powered Arm Prosthesis
Body-powered prosthetics use a harness and cable controlled by shoulder movements. Durable, low-maintenance, and effective for heavy-duty tasks — preferred by manual workers and rural patients.
Cosmetic Hand Prosthesis
Realistic silicone cosmetic hands custom-matched to skin tone and hand shape. Provides a natural appearance for social confidence and psychological well-being.
Partial Hand & Finger Prosthesis
Custom prosthetics for partial hand loss or individual finger amputations — from passive cosmetic fingers to articulating mechanical prosthetics that restore gripping function.
Frequently Asked Questions
A myoelectric hand uses electrodes placed on the skin to detect muscle signals in the residual limb. These signals control an electric motor that opens and closes the prosthetic hand — the most functionally advanced upper limb prosthetic option.
Artificial hand cost in India: Cosmetic hand Rs. 10,000–50,000; Body-powered prosthesis Rs. 20,000–80,000; Myoelectric hand Rs. 1,50,000–6,00,000. Contact Limbgenixx for exact pricing.
A body-powered prosthesis uses a figure-8 harness. When the user shrugs their shoulder, a cable pulls the terminal device (hook or hand) open or closed. It is durable and requires no battery.
Yes. Children as young as 6 months can be fitted with passive prosthetics, and by age 2–3 with active systems. Pediatric upper limb prosthetics at Limbgenixx are designed to grow with the child.
Yes. ALIMCO ADIP scheme provides subsidized prosthetics for eligible individuals with disabilities. CGHS beneficiaries can also claim reimbursement for prosthetics prescribed by government hospitals.
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