Choosing the correct liner for your patient starts with examining their unique characteristics and the condition of their residual limb. Factors such as limb shape, skin condition, activity level, and comfort requirements are essential for finding the best fit.

To support clinicians, we’ve created an intuitive liner selection tool that guides prosthetists through assessing patient-specific needs and stump characteristics, ensuring a precise and personalized liner choice.

Explore the selection tool to enhance your decision-making and improve patient satisfaction!

In the section above, we covered how to select the right liner based on patient characteristics and limb condition. With a wide range of options available—varying in suspension methods, thickness, material, and design—you can match each liner’s features to the patient’s activity level, skin sensitivity, and mobility needs. Ready to explore the options in more detail?

After selecting the right liner for a patient, ensuring a proper fit requires accurate measurements and careful trimming. Measurements should reflect the patient's residual limb, considering any unique features or changes in volume. Once measured, the liner needs to be trimmed to align closely with the body, avoiding areas of discomfort. To support this watch the videos that provide step-by-step guidance on measurement techniques and trimming methods, ensuring a proper and comfortable fit.