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To Assess the Utility of the Point Mini in a Clinical Take-home Study

Evaluating the Point Mini device in a clinical study.

Recruiting
5-15 years
All
Phase N/A

This study will check how well the Point Mini system works for kids with partial hand loss compared to what they currently use. A prosthesis is a device that helps someone who has lost a part of their body. The study involves 14 children who will try their current prosthetic for a month and then the Point Mini for two months. The study will look at how well they use their hands, how long they wear the prosthetic, and how they feel about it.

  • The study lasts for three months: one month with the current device and two months with the Point Mini.
  • Eligible children should be between 5 and 15 years old and speak English.
  • Children should not have unhealed wounds or uncontrolled medical issues to participate.
Study details
    Amputation; Traumatic
    Hand
    Amputation
    Congenital

NCT06501092

Point Designs

28 June 2025

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