A replacement pad for a Therafin amputee support, the arm that carries and positions a residual limb on a wheelchair. Pads take constant load and skin contact in this application, so they wear out well before the bracket does.
Changing the pad restores a clean, intact surface under the limb, which matters for a client at risk of skin breakdown over the end of the residuum. It also keeps the support at the shape the prescriber set, since a compressed or torn pad slowly changes the angle the limb rests at.
This is the larger of the two replacement sizes and fits the matching support.






