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3D Prosthesis Helps Beytullah Achieve His Life Goals.( OTTOBOCK)

Beytullah lost his lower leg in an accident at work in 2012. In order to be able to continue training for football, he was looking for a socket that would fit him well and allow him to feel safe while running and sprinting on the football field. Beytullah is experienced in both conventional and digital process and appreciates the clean and fast process of MyFit TT digital design.

The 3D-printed MyFit TT socket, combined with its end-to-end process, makes it easy to start digital workflows, providing a seamless and fast process.

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AIDE À L’ACCÈS AUX SOINSPROJECT

ACCESS TO SERVICES PROJECT

BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE

According to the WHO World Report on Disability, more than 1 billion people live with a disability and by 2030 this number is expected to increase to 2 billion people who will require assistive technology. 80% of people with disabilities live in low- and middle-income countries, particularly in Africa, yet access to technical aids is more difficult there, mainly due to a lack of financial resources.

Indeed, most of those who need devices in Africa do not have the means to benefit from rehabilitation care or to purchase devices.

OBJECTIVE

The objective of this project is to reduce inequalities in access to technical aids in Africa by providing rehabilitation centers and professionals with recycled components and medical equipment for the care of the most vulnerable people with disabilities. By achieving this goal, we contribute to the reduction of the disability rate in Africa.

 

DURATION OF THE PROJECT: 2017

 

PARTNERS

OADCPH’s central purchasing office

HI

Alcura

Penta Group

SM Europe

Couple TAVERNIER

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