738 devices · GMDN 64725
Mechatronic external ankle-foot prostheses are advanced prosthetic components that replace missing or amputated feet and ankles, offering dynamic movement control. These battery-powered devices use sensors and software to simulate natural ankle and foot motion, adjusting resistance in real-time to improve mobility and stability during walking or other activities.
These devices are typically regulated as complex medical technologies, often requiring compliance with standards for mechanical, electrical, and software safety. They are commonly supplied as part of a full prosthetic system, with customization based on user needs, and may fall under specific classification rules depending on the intended use and jurisdiction.
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