TASKA has earned a reputation for producing the most reliable and beautiful myoelectric, multi-articulating hand on the market – and the first waterproof one. Setting the standard for prosthetics, TASKA Hands are world class, the first of their kind, and have come to play a big role in users’ daily lives.

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REGISTRATION

MyoU is free to attendees, but a $250/per person deposit is necessary to hold your spot. The registration form, with your payment information, must be received at least two weeks prior to the course. Priority will be based on a first come, first served basis. Cancellation less than two weeks before the start of the course will result in the loss of your deposit.

The course is limited to eight participants.*

(*Minimum of three. The course may be canceled two weeks prior if insufficient attendees are registered.)

HOTEL INFORMATION

Recommended hotels:

  • Residence Inn by Marriott 
  • Courtyard Inn Marriott 
  • Springhill Suites by Marriot
  • Hilton Garden Inn

Class Information

The following is provided as part of the registration:
  • Hands-On laboratory instruction in EMG probing, casting, and check socket fabrication with patient subjects at SD, transhumeral, and transradial levels.
  • Instruction and practice in adjustment and trouble-shooting of the microprocessor-controlled Utah Arm U3/U3+ and ProPlus (transradial) components, including Motion Control terminal devices and wrist options.
  • Integration with the Taska Hand, other multi-articulating hands and COAPT. Course includes Taska certification.
  • Prosthetists may be able to attend with their patients. Please contact us to make arrangements.
  • Lunch and one evening dinner will be provided for registered attendees. 
Daily Course Instruction Sample 

Day 1: Participants are introduced to the classroom and will meet our invited amputee models. They will work on casting limbs and preparing molds in our lab for the socket build. Come dressed to cast and work in the lab. Our team of fabricators will prepare the test sockets overnight. Instruction covers casting best practices and an overview of Motion Control products and TASKA.

Day 2: After classroom instruction on MC terminal devices, the U3 Arm, new Motion Arm, and integrating COAPT systems, sockets will be returned to participants to begin preparing for the model fittings on Day 3.

Day 3: Amputee models return for fitting and testing. Additional classroom instruction takes place in the afternoon, along with a troubleshooting discussion from the fitting. 

For more information and to register you can fill out the form below or call the course coordinator at (801) 326-3434, class availability is limited, so call early and be sure to submit your deposit on time to hold your spot.