Sunday, September 8, 2024

Partial foot amputation

Karl Montan

A reply to

[email protected]

Dear Al.

As a partial foot amputee myself (Lisfranc) I will inform you that a

small listserv has started for professionals interested in problems of

this amputee group and for amputees themselves. The address is

< [email protected]>. Maybe you can have some ideas there.

By the way, what is meant by AFO ?

My own prosthesis – a rigid carbonfibre built socket with a stiff shank

on the anterior part of the leg – is the type as shown to the right on

my home page http://www.algonet.se/~karlm/

My solution is at the price of my ankle is stiff, but I have never

sores.

I can see that you have got some answers on the net, and I would

appreciate to be informed about the result.

Needless to say – it is a complicated service for this group. A

quotation:

Partial foot as a category presents more anxiety and angst amongst

physicians, prosthetists and prosthetic rehabilitation set ups than is

generaly realised.

J.Kulkarni et al,Total contact silicone partial foot prostheses for

partial foot amputations,The Foot (1995) 5, 32-35

Best regards

Karl Montan

Smedgränd 3

S-61430 Söderköping

http://www.algonet.se/~karlm/

e-mail [email protected]

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