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Prosthetic devices replace body parts, usually because the part being replaced is missing or damaged—sometimes from disease and sometimes from injury. Many of the prosthetic innovations here replace missing or injured arms, legs, hands or feet. Not all of them are human; animals sometimes need prosthetic devices too. There is no shortage of creativity in prosthetic innovations, and the benefits that they can provide are beyond question.

Prosthetic Race Controversies
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From Amputee To Mermaid
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Bionic Dogs
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Stylish Artificial Limbs
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High-Tech Prosthetics
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Prosthetic Arm Fashion
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Prosthetic Arms for Wounded Soldiers
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Wheeled Paws
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Bionic Animal Innovation
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Amputee Fins
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Robotic Legs For Amputees
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Enhancing Arm Prosthetics
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Prosthetic Phalanges
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Bilateral Amputee Makes Controvercial Bid for Able-Bodied 2008 Olympics
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Bionic Hand Transplants
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High-Tech X-Finger Replaces Lost Digits
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Prosthetics for the Poor
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Energy-Recycling Prosthetics
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Prosthetic Lungs
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Revolutionary Bionic Hands
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Thought Controlled Bionic Arm
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Cyborg Boots
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Bilateral Amputee Banned From Olympics (Follow-up)
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Realistic Bionic Hands
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Prosthetic Paws
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Bionic Legs
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Bird Footwear
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