CJ Socket Defines a New Prosthetic Design Standard
The CJ Socket Design
The CJ Socket introduces a novel departure from conventional rigid or semi-rigid solid sockets that allows the patient to maintain a precise fit.The Right Tools. The Right Solution.
The CJ Socket introduces a novel departure from conventional rigid or semi-rigid solid sockets that allows the patient to maintain a precise fit. .
The J-shaped Socket
The rigid J-shaped socket covers 50% of the residual limb providing support only where it’s needed. Half the weight, half the heat, half the hassle.Innovative Design
The rigid J-shaped socket covers 50% of the residual limb providing support only where it’s needed. Half the weight, half the heat, half the hassle.
The CJ Socket Sail Innovation
The Sail holds the rest of the residual limb and allows the socket to take various shapes for sitting or standing providing unprecedented comfort.Unprecedented Comfort
The Sail holds the rest of the residual limb and allows the socket to take various shapes for sitting or standing providing unprecedented comfort.
The User-adjustable Closure
The Closure allows the patient to easily adjust the socket to accommodate residual limb volume changes and ensure a precise volumetric fit.Patient Controlled Fit
The Closure allows the patient to easily adjust the socket to accommodate residual limb volume changes and ensure a precise volumetric fit.
Do You Have A Prosthetic Issue We Can Help With?
For any prosthesis to be successful, the patient has to want to wear it!
The vast majority of prosthetic socket issues and failures can be attributed to residual limb volume change (RLVC) and the socket’s rigidity.
The CJ Socket was designed to accommodate changes in limb size and volume and allows the patient to easily adjust the socket thereby maintaining a precise volumetric fit and avoid issues with weight bearing and skeletal control.
The CJ Socket also dramatically improves comfort, and by extension, the patient’s overall success.
Explore Some of Our Work
Dennis
Dennis is a 52 year old who lost his left arm below the elbow in 2007 after his arm was crushed in a winch. He was initially fit with a munster type ...
Gail
Gail is a 44 year old who lost her left arm as an adolescent in an electrical accident. Her limb is bulbous in shape with significant scarring and tissue loss in the elbow...
Lee
Lee is a 63 year old Symes amputee who has significant scarring over the proximal anterior compartment and minor flaring at the tibial condyles. He had historical issues related to suspension and friction...
Shannon
Shannon is a 31 year old congenital left Transhumeral amputee who had used a prosthesis on and off most of her life. She had always been quite capable to use a prosthesis...
Mary
Mary is a 67 year-old who lost her left leg above the knee in 2011 from infectious complications following a total knee arthroplasty. She was initially fit with a quadrilateral socket and...
Donna
Donna is a 58 year-old who lost her right leg below the knee in 1985 when she was hit by a car. The residual limb is very short with full thickness skin grafts...