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Ukrainian soldiers left as amputees by the Ukraine-Russia War arrived in Minneapolis, Minnesota where they are set to receive a prosthetic and treatment services.

Five Ukrainian soldiers arrived in Minnesota on Saturday to get fitted for prosthetic limbs after being wounded fighting in the Russian invasion. The Minneapolis-based Limb Lab is helping these amputees adjust to their life with this state of the art equipment.

After losing his leg to cancer, Bruce Lenth, a Navy veteran, didn't know what his future would hold.

The UN says thousands of Ukrainians have been injured in the war, and 1 in 3 are amputees. Now, two humanitarian aid workers — one from Edina, the other from Fargo — are joining forces to help children suffering limb-loss injuries because of the war.

A lot of medical miracles happen in Rochester and Thursday was no exception. Abdul-Razik is walking on his newly created prosthesis for the very first time. Feeling the motion of his new knee and foot with every step is something he never thought he would do again.

A lot of medical miracles happen in Rochester and Thursday was no exception. Abdul-Razik is walking on his newly created prosthesis for the very first time. Feeling the motion of his new knee and foot with every step is something he never thought he would do again.

Brand Sampson and Marty Frana of Rochester-based Limb Lab recently received a patent for the design of a new "universal digit" prosthetic.

When Joe Stimpert describes his prosthetist Brandon Sampson, his math might seem to come up short, but his enthusiasm more than makes up the difference.

Brand Sampson and Marty Frana of Rochester-based Limb Lab recently received a patent for the design of a new "universal digit" prosthetic.

ROCHESTER, Minn. - An iconic doll is helping to spread awareness during Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month while also surprising a local advocate.