The system consists of three components: the bone-anchored Fixture, the skin-penetrating Abutment, and the Abutment Screw.
Its unique design helps protect the patient from bone fractures in case of accidental overload.
It has been in use since the first successful surgery in 1990 and is supported by multiple clinical studies.
The OPRA Fixture features an innovative BioHelix™ surface technology, developed after 15 years of research and clinical testing. This surface promotes faster and stronger integration with the bone, increasing the strength of the bone–implant interface.
The prosthesis connects to the system through a load-controlling connector. Integrum has developed specialised components tailored to different levels of amputation, for both upper and lower limbs.
no skin irritation, ulcers or sweating; limb volume can change (e.g., due to weight gain or loss); improved comfort while sitting.
intuitive spatial awareness of the limb, improved sensation through the prosthesis.
longer daily prosthesis use, increased step count, improved muscle force in the residual limb.
straightforward to connect or disconnect.
