General Dwivedi Inaugurates State-of-the-Art Upper Limb Training Lab in Pune
Pune: In a significant boost to the Indian Army’s rehabilitation efforts, General Upendra Dwivedi, Chief of Army Staff (COAS), inaugurated a cutting-edge Upper Limb Training Lab at the Artificial Limb Centre in Pune. This new facility is designed to provide tailored rehabilitation for upper limb amputees, empowering them to regain independence and lead fulfilling lives.
The Artificial Limb Centre, a pioneering institution in prosthetic care, has been at the forefront of innovation and compassion. The centre has a long history of providing high-quality rehabilitation services to soldiers and veterans, and the new Upper Limb Training Lab is a significant enhancement to its capabilities.
The lab is equipped with state-of-the-art technology, including advanced prosthetic devices, rehabilitation equipment, and simulation tools. The facility will provide personalized rehabilitation programs for upper limb amputees, focusing on enhancing their mobility, dexterity, and overall quality of life.
During his visit, General Dwivedi, accompanied by Sunita Dwivedi, President of the Army Wives Welfare Association (AWWA), toured the centre’s advanced facilities, including computer-aided designing and manufacturing workshops. The COAS interacted with patients, offering words of encouragement and support, demonstrating the Indian Army’s commitment to the welfare and rehabilitation of its soldiers.
The inauguration of the Upper Limb Training Lab is a significant milestone in the Indian Army’s efforts to enhance its rehabilitation capabilities. The facility will not only provide world-class rehabilitation services to soldiers and veterans but also serve as a centre of excellence for prosthetic care and rehabilitation in India.
The Indian Army’s commitment to rehabilitation is reflected in its holistic approach to supporting soldiers and veterans. The army provides a range of rehabilitation services, including medical care, physical therapy, and vocational training, to help soldiers recover from injuries and regain their independence.
The Artificial Limb Centre is a key component of the Indian Army’s rehabilitation ecosystem, and the new Upper Limb Training Lab will play a critical role in enhancing the centre’s capabilities. The facility will not only provide advanced rehabilitation services but also serve as a hub for research and innovation in prosthetic care and rehabilitation.
The inauguration of the Upper Limb Training Lab at the Artificial Limb Centre marks a significant milestone in the Indian Army’s efforts to enhance its rehabilitation capabilities. The facility will provide world-class rehabilitation services to soldiers and veterans, empowering them to regain their independence and lead fulfilling lives.
