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Artificial Limb Service Outreach

After initial treatment, swelling and loss of sensation in his toes, amputation was deemed necessary.…

Outreach Team

Additionally, the world is witnessing significant increases in musculoskeletal conditions and non-communicable diseases such as…

Artificial Limb Service Patient Stories

Elliott Crimp was two-years old when he contracted meningitis which resulted in partial limb loss…

Peke Waihanga multi-disciplinary teams of highly trained clinicians work across the nation to deliver high…

Artificial Limb Service Patient Stories R&D Team

Dunedin technicians Rebecca Jones and Steven Trotter, and Product Engineer Finaly Shellard worked with Anna…

Raewyn Langford24 September 2024

Outreach Team

Peke Waihanga work and its mobile workshop were showcased at Parliament recently during a day…

Orthotic Service

Speaking at the opening, Orthotics Manager Helena Marshall recounted having to rapidly stand up a…

Artificial Limb Service Patient Info

The first referral for a new amputee patient was received in August 2019 and by…