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Young Lego Fan Given Prosthetic Arm Built Using Real Lego

Tobi, an 8-year-old born with a limb difference, received a bespoke prosthetic arm featuring two Lego pieces from the Portsmouth Enablement Centre.
Tobi has been attending the centre from when he was just six months old, where a dedicated team works closely with patients to tailor prosthetics according to their individual needs and preferences.
The centre, run by Steeper Group and Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust, crafts bespoke limbs using various materials and allows patients to choose designs.
Debra, Tobi's mother, expressed her gratitude towards the team, highlighting how attentively they consider Tobi's wishes and strive tirelessly to fulfill them.
Tobi’s Lego-themed arm helps with daily tasks, boosts his confidence, and reflects the centre’s focus on comfort and personality in prosthetic design.

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A YOUNG lad tries out his new prosthetic arm — made with a Lego design and some real blocks. Tobi, eight, had the limb created specially for him at the Portsmouth Enablement Centre. SolentTobi tries out his new prosthetic arm — made with a Lego design and some real blocks[/caption] SWNSTobi, eight, had the limb created specially for him at the Portsmouth Enablement Centre[/caption] He has been a visitor to the unit since he was just six months o…

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