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RGM5: (RE)-GIVE ME FIVE, EXPLORING NEW FRONTIERS IN PROSTHETIC SURGERY

Project objectives

The overall objective is to create a new concept of the amputated limb, the result of advances in bionics: no longer a non-functional extremity that passively adapts to a socket, but an active structure, adaptable to the application of a robotic limb stable and capable of a real sensorimotor interaction which also includes proprioceptive feedback. 

In particular: 

  • Carry out advanced and combined ad hoc surgical procedures for the revision and functionalisation of the upper limb stump (osseointegration, Targeted Muscle Reinnervation, Targeted Sensory Reinnervation etc.) in order to adapt it to new generation prosthetic devices on a series of patients always wider. Furthermore, the objective is to include the innovative techniques described in the routine management of patients with upper limb amputation;

Return the proprioceptive information of the prosthesis to the user, through the study and application of surgical methods

Start and end date

20 December 2020 - 20 December 2023

Project Manager

Vincenzo Denaro - Principal Investigator

Coordinating institution of the project

UCBM - INAIL

Funding source(s).

• INAIL
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