ETD with Wrist Disarticulation
The Motion Control ETD (Electric Terminal Device) is rugged, functional and water resistant. For high durability and high speed, a brushless DC motor is used. The ETD is the preferred choice of thousands of users. The MC ETD can be used with the Utah Arm, Motion Arm or ProControl 2 system. The device comes in Motor Direct (no controller, one must be located up-stream) or ProPlus which features a controller inside the ETD allowing interchange with other manufacturers’ systems. Finger material choices include standard aluminum, black anodized, or titanium for extra strength. Force Limiting Autograsp (FLAG) for regulated pinch force is also available. This item includes an ETD designed for direct lamination in wrist disarticulation patients and available configurations. No wrist atached.
Suggested L Codes: L6881, L6882, L6935, L7009
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ETD vs. ETD2 Feature Review
Learn more about the differences and benefits between the two devices. Add FLAG for additional force control.
Flexion
The Flexion Wrist allows a hand to be moved and locked at 30 degrees flexion and extension for optimal positioning while eating, driving, etc. A manual lever locks the Wrist in position.
Multi-Flex
The Multi-Flex Wrist moves in multiple directions and can be locked in place. The spring loaded centering provides a “natural” feel as the wrist can flex in any direction as needed to adjust to the loads placed on it.
Powered Flexion
The high-speed myo controller in the PFW provides proportional control of flexion/extension, a pause feature, TD/Wrist switching and hands-free targeting. The PFW is IPX7 water resistant.
Myo Wrist Choices.
Choosing the best wrist for the patient.