Osseointegration has transformed the lives of thousands of people with limb loss. By inserting an advanced implant into the bone, it provides a secure and stable connection for a range of external prosthetic limbs. Eliminating the need for a traditional socket prosthetic, osseointegration can improve mobility, comfort and quality of life.
Eliminate rubbing, chafing, pressure pain and skin breakdown.
Sitting, walking or running, say goodbye to the daily pains associated with socket use.
Enjoy lower energy consumption and less fatigue compared to socket prostheses, leaving you with the power to do more!
Experience your environment with improved proprioception, from walking surfaces to wind.
Be confident in your movement, with better muscle strength and a more natural gait.
With a customised fit, you can enjoy perfect height and alignment for your prosthetic.
Osseointegration has evolved over more than 50 years into a discipline at the cutting edge of orthopaedic medicine. With innovation in technique and technology, it has become an accessible alternative to the use of traditional socket prosthetics. Learn about its development here.
As with any medical procedure, it is important to understand what’s involved. Click on the link below to learn about the surgery, what you can do before and after surgery to reduce your chances of developing a complication, and the steps we take to optimise your rehabilitation and recovery.
Deep dive into osseointegration via our research portal. Whether you’re a patient, researcher or healthcare professional, you can explore scientific research and clinical studies on all aspects of the procedure, from surgical technique and implant technology to successful complex cases and counterindications.
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We understand the struggle of living with chronic pain. Many of our patients come to us because they’ve exhausted standard treatment options. This is certainly
Professor Munjed Al Muderis, the Australian orthopaedic surgeon and world leader in Osseointegration surgery, will lead a specialised clinic in Warsaw on February 25th at the Paley European Institute (PEI). The clinic will be dedicated to follow-up and new
Delivering knowledge, support and clarity, we empower our patients to take an active role in their healthcare decisions, and to feel comfortable and confident about their healthcare journey.
The Osseointegration Group is a team of world-leading orthopaedic surgeons specialising in osseointegration.
With decades of collective experience delivering care excellence worldwide, and an unwavering commitment to positive patient outcomes, they represent some of the very best providers working in the field today.
If you’re considering osseointegration, or you’ve completed your surgery and are now enjoying life with osseointegration, we want to hear from you! Share your ideas, news, stories, feedback and pictures with us here!
The Osseointegration Group exists to enable amputees worldwide to improve their quality of life through the application of clincal expertise and technical and technological innovation.
Information provided via this website is for educational and communication purposes only. The material presented is neither intended to convey the only, nor necessarily the best, method or procedure, but rather represents techniques and procedures used by The Osseointegration Group (OG). OG disclaims any and all liability for injury and/or other damages which result from an individual using techniques presented on this website. To the best of our knowledge, we believe the information presented is current and applicable to work being done by orthopaedic surgeons worldwide