Protoshetics Galileo | In-Clinic 3d printing solution

The in-clinic 3D printer has the ability to fabricate BK cosmetic covers, MJF definitive sockets, above knee and below knee check sockets, above knee and below knee Copoly sockets, and BK flexible inner.

The ability to create a digital file, ultimately leads to improved accuracy and data.  Residual limb volume changes can be easily monitored and communicated to the client and/or referral source.  More so, a digital rendering is extremely accurate and can be altered with great efficiency when the limb changes in shape, volume, or anatomically.  

Great question, an AK socket can take roughly 6 hours while a BK socket can take 3-5 hours depending on the size.

No problem, at The Amp Group we perform both hand-casting and digital scanning.  If you would prefer to be casted, we will gladly accommodate.  When hand casted, the negative model will be scanned to ensure we have a digital rendering of the residual limb.

Though there are many advantages for 3D printing in prosthetics, time efficiency and accuracy are on top.  We can quickly take a scan and have the printer begin fabrication for next-day or same-day turnaround if needed.  Additionally, accuracy is invaluable.  Socket duplications, quick adjustments, volume increase/decrease - all can be done on the design and printed for ease of care.