• Eric Jones holds Lego block with prosthetic fingers
  • ProDigits fingers and circuitry
  • ProDigits finger disassembled
  • ProDigits patient Michael Bailey plays video game
  • ProDigits prosthesis
  • Frank Hrabanek
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Prosthetic fingers aid fine motor skills (photos)

Eric Jones holds Lego block with prosthetic fingers

Eric Jones, who lost the fingers and thumb in his right hand as he battled cancer, holds a Lego block using the world's first powered bionic digit device for patients with missing fingers.

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Photo by: TouchBionics

ProDigits fingers and circuitry

The ProDigits fingers and circuitry.

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Photo by: TouchBionics

ProDigits finger disassembled

The ProDigits finger disassembled.

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Photo by: TouchBionics

ProDigits patient Michael Bailey plays video game

ProDigits patient Michael Bailey, who lost several fingers in an industrial accident, plays a video game.

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Photo by: TouchBionics

ProDigits prosthesis

Michael Bailey's ProDigits prosthesis.

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Photo by: TouchBionics

Frank Hrabanek

Frank Hrabanek, who suffered severe burns and lost four fingers and knuckles in his right hand in an industrial accident, demonstrates how he is now able to open a plastic container.

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Photo by: TouchBionics

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