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Bone healing, nonunion & nutrition

In this guest article, Director and Specialist Rehab Dietitian at Specialist Nutrition Rehab, Sheri Taylor shares some of the challenges individuals face when navigating the complex journey of orthopaedic trauma recovery, particularly when encountering nonunion of a bone and discusses the critical role that nutrition and lifestyle factors play in enhancing the healing process and….

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STEPS Prosthetics shortlisted for North East, Yorkshire & the Humber UK StartUp Award 2024

We are delighted to announce that STEPS Prosthetics has been named as a finalist ahead of the North East, Yorkshire & the Humber final of the StartUp Awards, in the category ‘Medtech & Healthtech StartUp of the Year.’ Based in Sheffield, STEPS Prosthetics integrates science, craftsmanship, and compassion to provide personalised prosthetic and orthotic solutions,….

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Save the Date – STEPS Amputee Conference 2024

Join us and STEPS Rehabilitation in York on the 3rd October 2024 for the STEPS Amputee Conference 2024 – From Injury to Independence. This one-day conference is a must attend event for case managers, solicitors and insurers working with clients following amputation and polytrauma injuries. Hear from a range of experts on their unique approach to….

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A Guide to Trials for Prosthetic Component Selection

STEPS Prosthetics offers cutting-edge products sourced from the world’s leading manufacturers. As the largest independent clinical provider of prosthetics in the UK, we are completely independent from prosthetic product manufacturers and can supply the full spectrum of products that are available in the market. When it comes to selecting the most appropriate prosthetic component for….

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North East Amputee Support Group

STEPS Prosthetics is delighted to announce its support for the launch of a new amputee user group in the North East of England, intended to provide much needed local support to amputees in this region. The North East Amputee Support Group is an empowering community offering guidance, support and practical advice. Whether you’re a new….

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Nicky’s Story – cycle accident, resulting in an above knee amputation.

Nicky Bull experienced an above-knee amputation following a cycling accident involving an HGV on 1st April, 2022. She was an experienced cyclist who had ridden for over 45 years. Prior to her accident, Nicky was a teacher and had worked all over the world including 5 years teaching in Botswana and 4 years in Brunei…..

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Powered Upper Limb Prosthetics: Challenges, Advancements, and Future Prospects

When discussing advancements in prosthetics, historically the focus has been on lower limb amputees. However, the last 10-15 years has seen significant advancements in powered components for upper limb amputees, with the introduction of sophisticated prosthetic hands and the control systems to operate them, as well as increased use of osseointegration to improve the connection….

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PJ’s Story – Road traffic accident, resulting in a below knee amputation.

Peter Jozwiak [PJ] survived a life-changing lower limb amputation when he was knocked from his motorbike on the 11th April 2022 whilst riding to work. PJ was an experienced motorcyclist and had ridden his bike for over 10 years. Before his accident, PJ led an incredibly active lifestyle, and had a passion for a variety….

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2023 – A Year in Review

2023 has been an incredible year for STEPS Prosthetics. From celebrating our first birthday to delivering new cutting-edge technology to our clients. As we head into the new year, we look back at the last 12 months… STEPS Prosthetic Celebrated 1st Birthday On July 13th, 2023, STEPS Prosthetics celebrated our 1st birthday with a party….

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STEPS Prosthetics Christmas Opening Hours 2023

We will close at 2pm on Friday 22nd December 2023 and will reopen on Tuesday 2nd January 2024. Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

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