7E10 - Hip prosthetics

Helix3D prosthetic hip joint

Helix3D prosthesis solution

You expect comfort, dynamics, and safety from a prosthetic hip joint? Then you will find the benefits of our innovative Helix3D hip joint system convincing. It is the world's first hip joint that is able to hydraulically control three-dimensional movements in the swing and stance phase.

You expect comfort, dynamics, and safety from a prosthetic hip joint? Then you will find the benefits of our innovative Helix3D hip joint system convincing. It is the world's first hip joint that is able to hydraulically control three-dimensional movements in the swing and stance phase.

The Helix3D system is suitable for a body weight up to 100 kgs (220.46 lbs). This translates into significant gains in terms of safety and comfort for hip disarticulation patients and pelvic amputees (hemipelvectomy).

Product type:

Mechanic Polycentric

Mobility grade:

2, 3

Max. body weight:

220.46 lbs

All specifications
Functionality

Natural movement thanks to 3D technology

The patented multi-axis joint structure

  • Produces a three-dimensional hip movement to compensate for pelvic rotation and promotes a symmetrical and natural gait pattern. (Fig. 1)
  • Permits shortening of the leg in the swing phase with the objective of reducing the risk of falling, thereby improving functional safety.
  • Ensures optimal sitting characteristics and reduces pelvic obliquity to a minimum.
  • Permits a large flexion angle to provide relief in everyday situations such as putting on shoes or getting into a car.
Resources

Learn more

Four people sitting on a bench. A man with a below the knee prosthetic leg, a woman with a bebionic hand, a woman with a C-Leg prosthetic knee joint and a woman with a trans-tibial prosthesis.

More about prosthetic devices

People with various kinds of limb differences and limb losses rely on a prosthesis to support their mobility. Learn about the different types of prosthetics, how they work, and what they offer.

Living with an amputation - Stage (HQ)

Life after amputation

What happens before and after an amputation? What is the rehabilitation process, and what does everyday life look like for a prosthetic user?

A bilateral amputee races to the finish line of a track field, sporting Ottobock's Runner prosthetic feet

Active living and sports

Participating in adaptive sports and staying active is beneficial to both physical and mental health. There are several opportunities for those with limb loss or limb difference to get involved!

A male African American amputee veteran sits by his workout equipment and shows off his Ottobock prosthetic leg.

Information for veteran amputees

There are several resources for veterans with limb difference or limb loss. Find local support groups, important contacts at the VA, and information on the fitting process.

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Specifications

Product information

Product typeMechanic Polycentric
Mobility grade2, 3
Max. body weight220.46 lbs

Product Data

Article number7E10=L7E10=R
Max. body weight220.46 lbs220.46 lbs
Mobility grade2, 32, 3
Weight2.18 lbs2.18 lbs
Proximal connection

Lamination plate

Lamination plate

Distal connection

Pyramid

Pyramid

Range130 °130 °
System height5.75 ″5.75 ″
Build height6.46 ″6.46 ″
Sideleft (L)right (R)
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