Naples, FL -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/12/2016 -- Florida-based Didrick Medical is the proud developer and manufacturer of X-Finger, the world's first functional artificial fingers for partial finger amputees. After a complex history of designing the structure, building the model, moving from country to country, collecting investments, and getting his product patented, Daniel Didrick has finally reached one highly anticipated stepping stone he's long fought hard for. Daniel Didrick, CEO of Didrick Medical, has long sought to increase access to his prosthetic hand devices in cultures and communities worldwide that otherwise would lack the financial resources to invest in prosthetics. Now, he's one step closer to accomplishing that goal as he finally opened a Japan division of the company, to better sell the X-Finger in that region.

Finger amputees residing in Japan now have access to their own stainless steel, rugged, artificial fingers. "We are exhilarated and overjoyed about finally registering our prosthetic fingers in yet another nation!" stated Dan Didrick, CEO of Dedrick Medical. "However, Japan isn't our final stepping stone. Our device has received overwhelming praise from the prosthetics industry, the medical community, and the world of design causing it to be showcased in dozens of the world's leading technology museums and exhibit halls. With the increasing word of mouth and recognitions, we plan to continue to spread our device internationally to offer every finger amputee the best in functional prosthetic rehabilitation."

Amputees around the world have access to the only body-powered prosthetic finger in the world, manufactured by Dedrick Medical – which also has removable skin. Their devices are less than half the thickness of other plastic, functional, artificial fingers on the market while offering more dexterity. X-Fingers are also stabilized to the hand allowing heavy objects to be lifted without fear of having the device fall off during more demanding activities. They restore more dexterity than any other prosthetic finger ever developed offering nearly three times the range of motion compared to plastic and resin artificial fingers on the market.

About Didrick Medical Inc.
Didrick Medical Inc. is the first company that patented and released functional artificial fingers for finger amputees. They aim to create a device to replace missing fingers, controlled by the movement of the remaining portion of a finger and/or the movement of the hand when no finger is available. The idea of this jaw-dropping invention came from Daniel Didrick himself in 2000 while living in Naples. The X-Finger was showcased in the United States Patent and Trademark Museum as well as the National Inventors Hall of Fame. Overall, the entire company has invested millions of dollars into the development of the world's finest artificial fingers.

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