Powered Prosthetic Feet: The Second Chapter
The early clinical reports of the first commercially available powered prosthetic ankle-foot were incredibly promising. Mancinelli et al. first...
The early clinical reports of the first commercially available powered prosthetic ankle-foot were incredibly promising. Mancinelli et al. first...
Under the direction of Linda Resnik, PT, PhD, FAPTA, an effort was recently undertaken to better understand the quality...
Microprocessor knees (MPKs) have been the most studied prosthetic technology since their introduction to the field several decades ago. Due...
Phantom limb pain (PLP) and residual limb pain (RLP) are pervasive problems following limb amputation. Inherent to limb amputation...
Unlike other aspects of rehabilitation, where patients are trying to relearn previous motor patterns and skillsets, users of myoelectric...
There are two predominant types of congenital chest wall deformities. Pectus excavatum, also described as "cave chest" or "funnel...
As a part of the human experience, the concept of fear has been explored across the ages. Among the fathers...
In its original application, maat refers to the ancient Egyptian concept of truth, balance, and order. It was also...
How would you describe the average activity level of your prosthetic patients? Active? Inactive? Sedentary? In an era of smartphone-based...
Aristotle asserted long ago that "man is by nature a social animal" and that one who does not partake...
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