Myoelectric Prosthetics in Tunisia
A myoelectric prosthesis detects muscle contractions through EMG electrodes to operate artificial fingers, a hand or an elbow. Cure Care provides complete myoelectric fitting in Sousse and Tunis: functional assessment, socket, training and follow-up.
How does a myoelectric prosthesis work?
Two electrodes inside the socket detect myoelectric signals from flexor and extensor muscles. A microprocessor translates them into precise hand or elbow movements. Myoelectric rehabilitation usually lasts 4 to 12 weeks depending on amputation level.
Compatible amputation levels
Myoelectric prosthetics suit transradial (below-elbow), transhumeral (above-elbow) amputations and wrist disarticulations. For very short residual limbs, they may be combined with body-powered control.
Available brands and devices
Cure Care fits Cure Bionics MyoBionic Hand, Ottobock bebionic and Michelangelo, Ossur i-Limb, OYMotion gForce Pro and Aether Biomedical Zeus. Each device is selected for the patient's clinical profile and activity level.
Cost and CNAM reimbursement
The cost of a myoelectric prosthesis varies by device. CNAM reimburses part of the cost under its official schedule. Our prosthetists guide you toward a solution suited to your budget and lifestyle.
Available brands and devices
Our prosthetists select certified components according to your clinical assessment, anatomy and activity level.
- Cure Bionics
- Ottobock
- Ossur
- Bionest Prosthetics & Orthotics
- GO Assistive Technology
- OYMotion
- Aether Biomedical
- Steeper
Why choose Cure Care?
Advanced Technology
3D scanning, digital modeling, and precision printing for a perfect fit every time.
Human-Centered Care
Every patient receives a personalized treatment plan built around their life, not a template.
Specialized Expertise
Our clinical team specializes exclusively in upper and lower limb prosthetics and active rehabilitation.
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Book an appointment in Sousse or Tunis for a personal assessment and fitting plan.
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