Otto Bock Hip Disarticulation Prosthesis Instructions For Use Manual Download Page 3

Foreword

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Description of the Design and Individual Components

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Areas of Application and Usage Restrictions

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Medical and Therapeutic Aspects

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Safety

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Explanation of warning symbols

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General safety instructions

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Handling

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Shoe Selection

6.1

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Check

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Donning the Prosthesis

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Wearing of the Prosthesis

6.4

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Doffing of the Prosthesis

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Cleaning and Care

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Maintenance

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Disposal

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Legal information

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Liability

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Table of contents

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Summary of Contents for Hip Disarticulation Prosthesis

Page 1: ...Instructions for use Hip Disarticulation Prosthesis Custom made device ...

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Page 3: ...Aspects 4 4 Safety 5 5 Explanation of warning symbols 5 1 5 General safety instructions 5 2 5 Handling 6 6 Shoe Selection 6 1 6 Check 6 2 6 Donning the Prosthesis 6 3 7 Wearing of the Prosthesis 6 4 7 Doffing of the Prosthesis 6 5 7 Cleaning and Care 7 7 Maintenance 8 8 Disposal 9 8 Legal information 10 8 Liability 10 1 8 Table of contents 3 ...

Page 4: ...stic pelvic socket that opens in the front The Ottobock team has selected the socket design and material combination best suited to you and your specific needs The seat of your pelvic sock et was designed to accommodate your individual physical characteristics The seat padding materials also facilitate weight distribution The socket firmly encloses the pelvis and encom passes the iliac crests in o...

Page 5: ...ist 5 Safety 5 1 Explanation of warning symbols CAUTION Warning regarding possible risks of accident or injury NOTICE Warning regarding possible technical damage 5 2 General safety instructions CAUTION Risk of injury and risk of product damage To avoid the risk of pinching do not reach into the joint mechanism Keep the product away from open flames embers and other sources of heat NOTICE Risk of p...

Page 6: ...ons poor fit or damage the prosthesis should no longer be used CAUTION Volume fluctuations of the affected limb or problems with the fit e g caused by growth Injuries friction pressure sores circulatory disorders and paralytic symptoms caused by prob lems with the fit If the product is fitted during the growing phase it must be adjusted according to changing body dimensions Check the skin daily fo...

Page 7: ...strain on load bearing components Injuries due to breakage of load bearing components Sports activities are only permitted after consultation with your doctor or prosthetist orthot ist If the product has been exposed to extreme strain e g due to falling take any necessary measures e g repair replacement inspection by the manufacturer s customer service etc An energy saving and natural gait require...

Page 8: ... your prosthesis Please contact your prosthetist immediately if any changes occur 9 Disposal In some jurisdictions it is not permissible to dispose of the product with unsorted household waste Improper disposal can be harmful to health and the environment Observe the information provided by the responsible authorities in your country regarding return collection and disposal procedures 10 Legal inf...

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