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Index and middle finger prosthesis, applied using adhesive, No. 58
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Dianceht is a company founded in the year 2005 to make high quality, individually sculpted, custom prostheses for amputated parts of the body such as fingers, hands, arms, external ears, feet, legs, and noses. Our objective is, and always will be, to provide high quality and innovative products.
Aesthetic prostheses are plastic sculptures that simulate parts of the body; they cover up the missing part and obtain aesthetic balance. This aids the amputee in integrating himself in his social, family, and work environments.
The prostheses are made of elastomers from the siloxane family. These materials are based on silicon chains instead of carbon chains like other plastics which cause the siloxane not to dissolve in conventional organic solvents, such as acetones, alcohol, gasoline, grease, etc. In addition, the lack of carbon in its structure makes it very resistant to high temperatures. This material has outstanding elastic properties and excellent breaking resistance, as well.
The prostheses can be attached in several ways and will probably vary from one case to another. The most frequent application method is suction: when placing the prosthesis over the stump a light vacuum is formed between the plastic and the skin, keeping the prosthesis in place without fear of loosening during daily use or when shaking hands with someone else.
Dianceht's aesthetic prostheses achieve a high degree of similarity to the real appearance in skin tone, texture, freckles, spots, and nails because of its custom design. The union of the prosthesis to the body is made in such a way that it is not noticed.
Manufacturing an aesthetic prosthesis requires many working hours since it is constructed by hand and each case has its own unique circumstances, which makes it difficult to standardize delivery times. For example, a finger thimble for a distal phalange requires approximately 3 months and 4 months for an arm.
Pablo Walls
Dianceht, SA de CV
Centro Medico Puerta de Hierro Sur
Av.Adolfo López Mateos No.1401, Piso 7 Int T-77,Col. Amapas
Tlajomulco de Zúñiga,Guadalajara, Jalisco, México, C.P.45640
(RFC. DIA050609R29), (D&B D-U-N-S Number: 81-288-0854)
Tel. (33) 3686 2066
Tel. (33) 3687 0417
Cel. (33) 3846 6072
Cel. (33) 3403 7540
Aesthetic prostheses are plastic sculptures that simulate parts of the body; they cover up the missing part and obtain aesthetic balance. This aids the amputee in integrating himself in his social, family, and work environments.
The prostheses are made of elastomers from the siloxane family. These materials are based on silicon chains instead of carbon chains like other plastics which cause the siloxane not to dissolve in conventional organic solvents, such as acetones, alcohol, gasoline, grease, etc. In addition, the lack of carbon in its structure makes it very resistant to high temperatures. This material has outstanding elastic properties and excellent breaking resistance, as well.
The prostheses can be attached in several ways and will probably vary from one case to another. The most frequent application method is suction: when placing the prosthesis over the stump a light vacuum is formed between the plastic and the skin, keeping the prosthesis in place without fear of loosening during daily use or when shaking hands with someone else.
Dianceht's aesthetic prostheses achieve a high degree of similarity to the real appearance in skin tone, texture, freckles, spots, and nails because of its custom design. The union of the prosthesis to the body is made in such a way that it is not noticed.
Manufacturing an aesthetic prosthesis requires many working hours since it is constructed by hand and each case has its own unique circumstances, which makes it difficult to standardize delivery times. For example, a finger thimble for a distal phalange requires approximately 3 months and 4 months for an arm.
Pablo Walls
Dianceht, SA de CV
Centro Medico Puerta de Hierro Sur
Av.Adolfo López Mateos No.1401, Piso 7 Int T-77,Col. Amapas
Tlajomulco de Zúñiga,Guadalajara, Jalisco, México, C.P.45640
(RFC. DIA050609R29), (D&B D-U-N-S Number: 81-288-0854)
Tel. (33) 3686 2066
Tel. (33) 3687 0417
Cel. (33) 3846 6072
Cel. (33) 3403 7540
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