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The O&P EDGE frames the clinical case for adjustable lower-limb socket designs. Here is the patient-facing translation: what it means, when to bring it up, and what to say.
Bionic Prosthetics and Orthotics Group, based in Indiana, brought on Steven Senko — previously a brand ambassador at mobile device company Agoztech — as its new business development manager. The hire is one data point in a recognizable pattern: O&P practices building out the commercial side of their operations, and pulling that capacity from outside the clinical world.
A 2026 market outlook report projects the global limb prosthetics sector growing at a 7.5% compound annual growth rate. Market forecasts like this are built for investors and procurement teams, not patients — and what they measure is not the same as whether more people who need devices will get them.
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