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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

i-DIGITS

The i-Digits is referred to as "the device" in the following document. This document provides information on the

indications for use, and handling of the device. It is intended for the user of the device. The device may only be

fitted and configured by a qualified practitioner authorized by Össur after completing the corresponding training.

These "Instructions for Use" relate to: i-Digits Quantum, i-Digits Access, i-Digits France, analog electrodes and

mains charger.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

i-Digits is a fully customized partial hand prosthesis with individually powered digits. i-Digits work in conjunction

with remaining fingers (Fig. 1a). The wristband houses the control electronics and the removable batteries. It is

fastened using a buckle and is designed to fit loosely around the distal forearm. The product label can be found on

the wristband (Fig. 1b).

i-Digits Quantum has 20 different grip options available and 12 customizable my grips. All other i-Digits devices

have 12 grip options available. The grips can be accessed and programmed through the My i-Limb app. The

available grips for the device are displayed on the quick grips page of the My i-Limb app.

Features comparison

Control options

App control

Muscle control

Proximity control

Gesture control

Grips available

my grips

i-Digits is fitted to a socket interface assembled by the prosthetist. Minor redness may be experienced on the

residual hand but should disappear shortly after removing the device.

Contact your clinician if the socket is causing discomfort or preventing proper use of the i-Digits.

i-Digits should be fitted by a certified prosthetist.

INDICATIONS FOR USE

– Upper limb amputation

– Congenital upper limb absence

CONTRAINDICATIONS

None known.

INTENDED USE

The i-Digits are intended as a part of a prosthetic system that replaces function of a missing upper limb.

i-Digits Quantum

Yes

i-Digits France

Yes

i-Digits Access

Yes