The art of rewiring. Jennifer Ernst on innovative amputation medicine. | Ottobock скачать в хорошем качестве

The art of rewiring. Jennifer Ernst on innovative amputation medicine. | Ottobock

Working in the field of nerve regeneration has a lot in common with being an electrician, says Dr. Jennifer Ernst. She is Head of Innovative Amputation Medicine, Department of Trauma Surgery, Medizinische Hochschule Hannover (MHH). A specialist in Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery, Jennifer has special knowledge in modern surgical techniques such as targeted muscle reinnervation (TMR), osseointegration and Agonist-Antagonist-Myoneuronal-Interface (AMI). In this episode of Taste of Bionics, together with Ranga, she explores the main advantages of such procedures, the current limitations and existing challenges. Where is the development in amputation medicine headed and what will the next milestones be? (Audio only for technical reasons. Thumbnail image credit: Almuth Siefke/MHH) #WeEmpowerPeople #Ottobock Web | https://www.ottobock.com Community | https://movao.community YouTube |    / ottobock   YouTube Professionals |    / ottobockprofessionals   Instagram |   / ottobock   TikTok |   / ottobock   Facebook |   / ottobockglobal   *Not all products and services are approved or available for sale in all countries. Please refer to the Ottobock website for your country to check which products are available there. About Ottobock Ottobock, a global MedTech champion, combines over 100 years of tradition with outstanding innovative strength in the fields of prosthetics, neuro-orthotics and exoskeletons. Ottobock develops innovative fitting solutions for people with limited mobility and is driving the digitalisation of the industry. Founded in Berlin in 1919, the company has business activities in 45 countries with nearly 9,300 employees (FTEs) worldwide and operates the largest international patient care network with around 400 patient care clinics. Ottobock is shaping the future of human bionics with a strong R&D ratio in the products and components business and over 2,600 patents and patent applications. Ottobock’s mission of improving freedom of movement, quality of life and independence is deeply rooted in the company's DNA, as is its social commitment: Ottobock has been a partner and supporter of the Paralympics since 1988.