Study Summary: This study is about testing a new device called the Point Mini for children with partial hand loss. The aim is to see how well the Point Mini works compared to what they are currently using, like a prosthetic (a fake body part) or nothing at all. Fourteen children, aged 5 to 15, will try out their current prosthetic for one month and then the Point Mini for two months. During this time, researchers will check how well they use their hands, how often they wear the prosthetic, and what they think about the device.
Key Points:
- The study lasts for three months in total.
- Participants must have a partial hand loss but a working thumb.
- Children will be evaluated on how well they can use both hands and how often they wear the prosthetic.
Children with certain medical conditions or unhealed wounds cannot join. The study will help doctors understand if the Point Mini provides better or easier use for children with partial hand loss.
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