A good trackball mouse for quads with tenodesis
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hello! Brooke here 
my husband uses a track ball mouse by Kensington when he’s using his computer. He uses it with a stylus as it allows him to scroll and click with one hand. He has tenodisis hands (we call them fist hands) so they’re always clenched. His Kensington mouse just broke and we are wondering if anyone out there has any recommendation for a new or better mouse? He got this one a few years ago so we are wondering if there’s any new cooler technology for mouses now or what others experiences are. Thanks! - Brooke (WAGS of SCI)
my husband uses a track ball mouse by Kensington when he’s using his computer. He uses it with a stylus as it allows him to scroll and click with one hand. He has tenodisis hands (we call them fist hands) so they’re always clenched. His Kensington mouse just broke and we are wondering if anyone out there has any recommendation for a new or better mouse? He got this one a few years ago so we are wondering if there’s any new cooler technology for mouses now or what others experiences are. Thanks! - Brooke (WAGS of SCI)
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My name is Donna and I'm an Information Specialist at the PRC.
In response to your question, I am sending you the links to several websites that provide information on assistive products.
One such website is Abledata, which has all types of assitive devices. To see the adaptive mouse products, pplease visit the following link:
https://abledata.acl.gov/products?search_api_views_fulltext=mouse&field_product_status=All&items_per_page=20
A link to assistive comuter products is:
https://www.makoa.org/computers.htm
If you need additional information, please contact me: [email protected] (800) 539-7309 x5911.
Sincerely,
Donna