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How advances in prosthetics are changing outcomes for kids with limb differences
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April 24, 2026
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1:51Now PlayingMemphis Scissom is a typical 4-year-old, full of energy and obsessed with cars. He also only has one foot. Born with amniotic band syndrome, Memphis had his right foot amputated before his first birthday.
Thanks to a custom prosthetic from Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, his parents say he'll be able to do anything he sets his mind to. "He's going to be just like every other kid out there," his father Eric said.
April is Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month. ❤️
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