Prosthetics

Mechanical prosthetics are automotive metallic limbs that are grafted directly to the nerve endings of the patient. They can be used to replace various parts of the arms and legs, including each articulation.

The creation and installation requires a specialist in bio-mechanical engineering who also has strong surgical medicine abilities, as the nerves are grafted to the prosthesis via an electric system implanted within the body.

Due to their complexity and having to be tailor-made for their wearer, prosthetics used to be only handmade and thus, extremely expensive. There are now less expensive models that are made with cheaper metals, but as they are not made specifically got the, they are often uncomfortable.

Active members of the military receive prosthetics when needed for free. However, when they retire, the government will reclaim the mechanical limbs and disassemble them for later use. The former military are given mass-produced, less sturdy limbs that are more likely to break over time, or sometimes nothing at all.