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New prosthetic device to improve lives of amputees in Kenya

Alex Kisyanga, Head of Rehab Services Ministry of Health, with the Circleg representatives, Consolata Ngahu and Samuel Musana during the launch of lower-limb prosthetic device.

A new lower-limb prosthetic device that promises to improve the lives of amputees in Kenya has been launched.

The Circleg One, developed by a Swiss-Kenyan team, is designed to meet the specific needs and challenges faced by amputees in the region, where access to advanced prosthetic technology has often been limited.

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