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Before the Advent of the Aircast/AirSelect/Airwalker/Walking Boot, Standard ankle fractures and high impact ankle sprans used to be treated with POP(Plaster of Parris)

This was ment to hold the bones in a fixed positon while the healing process takes place, But anyone who has ever had a fracture around the foot, can tell you how painful and itchy it can be.

Why the pain and itching, Well as your body heals from a fracture, the first thing it does is to swell and accumulate liquids around the area of the fracture, this is known as Oedema. Which sadly can be very painful, worst when its in a plaster or pop cast that s grainny and spiky. Then add that god aweful need to itchy the affected area.

Thus Aircast/AirSelect/Airwalker/Walking Boot was created.

Now, what does an Aircast/AirSelect/Airwalker/Walking Boot do?

A the name implies, it helps you get back to your feet fasted than a pop/plaster cast.

How does it do it?

By creating an air bubble around the whole foot.

In essence it creates an air pillow around your foot, which aside from making you feel like your putting your leg down on nothing but air. it also allows you to bear weight on the foot.

Which for someone who has being on a pop cast and crutches will know, you do not put weight on a POP cast. Thats why you see most POP cast users going around with Crutches.

While the Aircast/AirSelect/Airwalker/Walking Boot objective is to help start putting weight on your affected foot, so that you practical do not need the crutches once they come on.

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+ Especially designed for use with acrylic resins (e.g. 617H55 C-Orthocryl)
+ The elastic weft thread allows the carbon threads to maintain their 0° orientation, regardless
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+ The elastic weft thread facilitates forming the stockinette to the model and saves valuable
working time
+ Not suitable for surfaces

Carbon Graphite

+ For high-strength, very thin orthoses on a thermoplastic material basis
+ Matrix: TPU
+ Can be thermoformed under pressure
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+ Suitable for surfaces
+ Paintable
+ Potentially adhesive
+ Can be welded with components of the same matrix
+ Clean processing
+ No special storage requirements (e.g. no cooling)
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Silicone foil

+ Processing aid for TP.C
+ Temperature stable
+ Highly elastic
+ Processing temperature: max. 240 °C (464 °F)



ThermoLyn Pedilon

Low-temperature polyester
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+ Insolating layer for keeping the skin separated during plaster casting
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+ Does not smear, drip or stick


Plaster parting agent
+ For isolating plaster from plaster
+ For isolating plaster from thermoplastics

Stucco plaster
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+ Grain coarser than with alabaster modelling plaster
+ Fast curing
+ High strength

Alabaster modelling plaster
+ For fabricating positive models in orthopaedics technology
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whiteness
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Latex parting agent
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+ Easy to process

Grease pens
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+ For paper, glass, plastic, metal
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+ Various colours available

asuustrike2009:
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I am beginning to believe this is the case.

Using celebrities to hide how terrible their internet plans are.

This grand master of data bs, should be

"Grand Master of Data you can't use"

I want to really find out why Glo internet services are so useless at times or most times.

Can someone explain why in technical terms. I.e base station issue, or connectivity issue or administrative issues?

You fit even add spiritual issues, as long as you can explain it to make sense.

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There is a lot that needs to be said about the plight of amputees in Nigeria, but most times the basics are left unsaid.

How does one become an amputee, if asked this most people will say it comes about by the loss of a limb be it an arm or leg or both through accidents.

We tend to overlook the story of how someone came to be without a limb, and what can be done to help such a person live a fulfilled life.

We forget that they just went through a painful procedure and are reminded about the trauma of the procedure, every time they look at what they have lost.

It was not easy for the individual, some of them come out of it stronger, and some come out of it scarred for life, others…..

What is it all about, is there hope for these people. The answer is, yes.

One just needs to look at countless cases online of people with disabilities or amputations leading a normal life.

You might say but that the US, Britain, China and some other developed countries of the world. Yes true, there things are made more easy for them.

But in all, let’s consider that the process remains the same. The lost something and are constantly reminded of it when they look at it.

The key for them was that they understood what they lost and learnt ways to continue living with it and enjoy a full live. Make no mistake here, The LEARNT ways to continue living.
For this is what must always be done. You learn new ways to live.

Like someone who lost his house to a storm or fire, he/she must adapt and find a way.

Like when we lose a loved one so key to the family structure, be it the head of a house or the bread winner. The family must adapt to new ways to live and grow into something better.

The human being was built with adaptation in Mind, case in point.

Put an eye patch on and wear it for 6 months, the other eye will adapt to the situation almost immediately.

When you break a wrist or your writing arm and it’s put in a sling or cast. You will learn how to write with the other hand.

We can always adapt to any situation in our daily lives. What holds us back is the trauma of the amputation or the disability.

The procedure in developed countries for any amputation case is:

Once the amputation is don’t the patient is required to meet with a psychiatrist during the period of healing to aid in overcoming the trauma, of course here in Nigeria, it’s the friends and family that filling in that gap. Although now a days the service can be acquire.

This adaption comes about with the help of Physiotherapy, Orthotics and Prosthetics: What’s best for me. This we will cover more in our subsequent posts.

A lot is now possible in Nigeria for the amputee and people living with disabilities. The problem still remains that the trauma of their ordeal usually is a big issue coupled with a general lack of information that should be readily available to help people make better choices and decisions.

https://artificallimbsnigeria./2015/07/15/prosthetics-in-nigeria-pt-2/

Artificial and prosthetic limbs are a fact of life for amputees. Whether you lost a leg or an arm due to an accident, diabetes or an infection. It's what you need, if you wants to get back to living a fruitful life.

That joy of getting an artificial limb or prosthesis can sometimes be short lived, when it becomes unconformable to use the prosthesis. It feels as if you finally have your life back just to have it become uncomfortable to live in.

This discomfort is sometimes caused by an uncomfortable socket.

The socket is the cup shaped plug that connects the body to the prosthesis.

Each time you wear your prosthesis, it constantly bruises or chaffs you. Making the idea of putting it on a dreadful experience.

The chaffing and bruising, is caused by tiny nicks in the interior face of the socket. These nicks are usually defects that occur during the production of the socket and its use over time.

There are ways to counter this.

1. Cloth or nylon material
Clothe and Nylon materials are common among artificial limb and prosthesis users in developing countries, where better and cheaper options are not readily available.
People use pieces of old clothes or nylon shopping bags tied around their stumps before wearing their artificial limbs. Its cheap but not very effective as it usually causes sweating and infections of around the stump.
It also can cause the stump to loose shape over time, this will make wearing the artificial limb a problem.

2. Stump Socks and Cotton Stockinette
Cotton socks are better, they are easy to use.
Some come like a pair of long socks, while others like the stockinette come in rolls that are open at the bottom.
This allows you to layer as many times that is needed to fit into the your artificial limb comfortably. They are not advisable for diabetes patients who constantly have issues with their stump.

3. Dermal seal Sock
Dermal Seal sock are the new kid on the block. It’s used with suction sockets where they act like a plug in the socket. They give a far more better grip that the cotton socks. As it feels like your skin and the socket are one.

4. Liner
Liners and sleeves are like dermal seal socks, they are used for both suction sockets and for by the newer shuttle lock sockets for artificial limbs. They are much more comfortable and more skin friendly. They are made from various materials, Silicon, Polyuerathane, Copolymer. Each providing a different level of comfort and wearability.

Which should you use
The decision of which to use depends on your comfort and theirs.
Before your prosthetic leg is built, you can ask your physician or certified prosthetic and Orthotist, what option would be the best pick for you.

Has anyone had problems using any one of the above options?

https://artificallimbsnigeria./2015/10/23/4-types-of-skin-protection-options-for-prosthetic-users/

kay29000:



Thanks a lot for this comment.

Your welcome

Some might say your question is an easy one, others will say it's a hard one.

Best way to find the profitable niches in Nigeria is through Google trend and keyword planner. Rather than believing what some people will say.

Case in point.

On Google keyword planner, the key word make money online has a high search quota of over 5k in Lagos, while the density in other states are below a 1000. E. G Kano, Owerri and rivers.

Fiverr money and fiverr tutorials are ranked above 3k, search queries in Lagos, while far less than 200 per month on other states.

In entertainment, Linda ikeji and premier league have the highest search queries of over 16k and 22k.

Now with the above niche ideas, how do you want to carve your own share of the market, while bearing in mind that Nigerian don't like paying for entertainment or premier league.

How does it feel to be an Amputee. How does it feel to loose the use of an arm,leg or both. How does it feel to see others do the thing you want so badly to do. We leave home and call a bike to take us to our destination without a safety gear or harness. Our faith, that God is with us and nothing will happen.

Danfo_Dashed

We enter a bus to get home from work, the bus driver is driving like a complete manic with a mission to get to his bus stops on time. We smile inwardly and enjoy his bravado and insult those who get in the way of his drivng, we fear nothing. Why should we fear when God is with us nothing will happen.

Bike_Down

We drive out for a night on the town, and do the thing that makes that nation great and crazy. We drink to stupor and get behind the wheel, performing daring moves and flooring the gas on port hole riddled roads while being cheered by our friends in the back sit. Why worry, god is with us.

Life does not end because we lose an arm or a leg or both.Life does not end because we were born lacking the ability to move. Life does not end because a small err on a bike or collusion by a bus with another vehicle or that we didn’t see that deep port hole in time and we loose a a limb or both.

It has happened but its Not the End

Life makes us consider the fragility of the human body, how little bumps, scrapes and fractures can leave us immensely immobile. How during those periods, disease creeps in due to err or natural occurrence to rob us of the use of an injured leg or hand.

Life is hearing the news that they will have to amputate and considering two choices. Continue with possible solutions or die. Life lies in taking the better decision.

The one that tells you “After this i will live and find a way”.

https://artificallimbsnigeria./2015/07/14/when-you-loose-a-leg/

Centje nicely done. Do keep up the good work

How quickly that people turned this into a totally different place. Dr keep the work up

Artificial limbs have been a great help, for amputees and people with various disabilities of the limb. But there is a general misunderstand, of how to pick the right artificial limb for an amputee. Most people think it’s a one off solution, they fail to understand that this is a new tool, that one has to learn to work with. Some experts have said that it is better for an amputee, to see and imagine the benefits of the artificial limb before its fitted.

He or her has to understand that for the tool to become efficient and effective, the user has to learn and train to use it.
There are other factors to consider before using a prosthetic such as Mobility and Comfort.

These two factors tend to be constantly ignored, when purchasing and fitting artificial limbs for patients Nigeria.

The question of whether he/she is comfortable with the new limb.

The question of what type of mobility does the patient require.

These two must be first considered.

Does the patient want something for slow movement and overcoming obstacles, common among st the elderly, or would want to be able to return to his active life is constantly overlooked by the providers of the limbs and doctors recommending them.

In Nigeria the choice most time is to provide a cosmetic solution not a functional one. Cases of patients with lower limb prosthetics, that they cannot make use of them are many. The cause of this is lack of information on the part of those providing these limb and the patients alike.

The need for a mobility grade scale is needed for patients and doctors in Nigeria to help determine what kind of prosthetics/artificial limb is need for lower limb amputees. This can be worked on, by prosthetic and orthotic technicians and physiotherapists to help move patients from one scale to another there by gradually helping do more with their artificial legs.

The current Mobility scales used in developed countries range from.

M1- The Indoor Walker
One who needs to get from the bed to a chair.

M2-The Restricted Outdoor Walker.
One who needs to walk for short distances with no obstacles to climb

M3-The Unrestricted Outdoor Walker.
One who needs to be on his feet constantly with few obstacles to climb

M4-The Unrestricted Outdoor Walker with Especially Rigorous Demands.
One who involved in rigorous work and sports.

The Mobility scales also helps determine the best prosthetic for a patients weight class. As weight is another determining factor to the type of lower limb prosthetics a patient can use.

https://artificallimbsnigeria./2015/07/15/the-minimalist-guide-to-artifical-limb/

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Please oh what do you guys think about this picture

I see a lot of students commenting here.

Do not look down on any profession it's not a prerequisite for who you will become in life.

Once you live those four walls of school, you become the weaver of your own destiny.

So please, no matter what ever course your studying that looks like it has no head in the future.

Don't look down on it, or blame yourself for studying it.

No profession is ridiculous.

In Nigeria I have come to understand that it's not about what you studied in school, but what you can offer a company that employs you.

Nigeria is an employers market, this you can easily see around you by the way company's hire and fire people.

To survive in this type of place you have to think about what each company your applying to wants, and when they employ you, you have to show that there is a reason to keep you and increase you pay.

Saying a profession is ridiculous doesn't apply in today's concept of work, where lawyers and engineers work as well paid marketing staff for banks and insurance firms.

Where accountants are well paid safety officers in oil and constructions companies(this dude tells me it pays his bill more and he can easily jump from one company to another)

Where doctors are webmasters and programmers(my Bro is doctor and a webmaster, although he makes more money as a doctor)

Where political scientists are sales and marketing professionals in various sectors(this applies to me. 0 to pol science, 5 to sales and marketing jobs of which three were over six figures).

The age of thinking your what you studied will give you a well paid job are over.

Today what attains is what you can do for an employer, because if you can't, you get

Adapt, evolve or become obsolete.

freaklyme:
I can build a board like this

How much will it cost you to build and where are you located