Ehson received his active hand prosthesis

Ehson was born at term as a healthy boy. However, at first glance, it was noticeable that it had its own little feature. The boy is missing three fingers on his right hand. Little Ehson was actively developing. Now, at the age of two, Ehson is a very cheerful and inquisitive child. He walks well, runs, jumps, chatters phrases, surprising his parents with his success. He likes to play with blocks, build a tower, a pyramid, open boxes and study their contents. He likes to spend time outdoors and is interested in animals. Doctors recommended early prosthetics for Ehson. They claim that two years is the ideal age for the first experience with a prosthesis. Early prosthetics could help the boy overcome many health problems and difficulties in the future (especially avoid curvature of the spine), as well as facilitate his adaptation to society. An active prosthesis of the right hand will help to cope with these and other difficulties!