Dominika Frycz gives a thumbs up after testing her new bionic arm in Mainz, Germany.
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Orthopaedic technician Mike Unmacht of medical supplies company Lammert Scherer holds the bionic arm for Dominika.
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The 25-year-old who was born without a lower left arm had a bionic arm in the past, but decided against it because the weight of the arm and very limited movement caused more problems than it solved.
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Orthopaedic technician Mike Unmacht adjusts an bionic arm for Dominika Frycz.
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Dominika tests her new bionic arm.
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Orthopaedic technician Mike Unmacht shakes hands with Dominika.
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Bionic arms, some funded through health insurance and created with 3D printing, are on display in Mainz, Germany.
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Dominika Frycz displays her new Open printed bionic arm.
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