Cross-country skiing day for prosthetic users -
Mastering with skis on your feet
Your "cross-country skiing career" certainly doesn't have to be over even if you wear a prosthesis.
Jørgen (35) lost his leg after a climbing accident
Live outdoor life almost as before
OCH Sports day for prosthetic users
Have you tried running with a prosthesis, but experienced pain in the other leg, or in the back? With the right running technique, you can run both faster and longer
From Ukraine to Norway to learn the DS method
When thousands of people are injured in war - and have to amputate body parts - prostheses must be produced at a rapid pace.
Back on the field with knee orthoses
The former top player John Erik Rustad thought he had to put the tennis racket on the shelf
Kristin on FES course in Toronto, Canada
Our clinical physiotherapist Kristin Jahren, has completed a 6 week course in Functional Electrical Stimulation in Neurorehabilitation at the University of Toronto, Canada.
- Would not have «robot foot»
24-year-old Helle Sofie Sagøy competes in the world top in para-badminton. She hopes a specially adapted sports prosthesis will bring her even closer to the goal of a medal in the Paralympics.
Went on an "exchange" to Australia - came home as a newlywed
As an orthopedic engineer, I have a profession I can do anywhere in the world, says Sondre Rike, who recently returned to Norway and AND Orthopedics after a 14-month stay in Sydney.
A life in the service of the feet
Tore Tommelstad's path into the profession began when in 1964 he became an apprentice at an orthopedic company at Kampen in Oslo, where they made orthoses and prostheses.
Joy of life with running prosthesis
For Kenneth Heggdal (25), the running prosthesis meant that he could continue to be physically active and play sports
How to master your new life with prosthesis?
Do I have to wear sweatpants for the rest of my life? ” Everyday life as a prosthesis user is often different than you had imagined
Will provide a handshake for better hand function
If you have lost all or part of the hand function, many everyday tasks such as dressing and cooking quickly become very clumsy.
A good prosthesis changes your life
There is no other aid that can equally improve the quality of life, as a good prosthesis.
Finally back on the ski slope – with prosthesis
"Right now I'm a very happy man." Ever since Johannes Nermo (52) had to amputate his right leg in the summer of 2019, he has been looking forward to the day he could see down the mountainsides in Hafjell again, with alpine skis on his feet.
The prosthesis is my best friend
On 1 July 2013, Leif Bråten was involved in a motorcycle accident. On July 16, his right leg was amputated under his calf, and on August 12 he was back at work in the recording studio he runs
"After the accident, I quickly realized that the prosthesis had to become my new best friend. Now I feel better than ever," says Leif Bråten (53).
The pursuit of goodness
While prosthetic user Johannes sits in his chair drinking coffee, orthopedic engineer Hanne Kristin and orthopedic technician Henrik work intensely to get him ready for the moose hunt again.
OCH Orthopedics – Sports injuries – NIMI
Get sports heroes and everyday heroes back on the field. Whether you're a professional athlete or an active exerciser, injuries are "the great horror." Do you have to stop exercising? Fortunately, there are often aids that get you back on track quickly.
Text: Bjørnhild Fjeld
Photo: Tore Fjeld
On their own legs with two prostheses
My quality of life at the moment is absolutely top, and I thank these prostheses for that…