Researchers evaluated the effectiveness of elevated vacuum for managing limb fluid volume compared to suction suspension with an in-socket measurement modality during many hours of activity. Although individual results varied, 11 of 12 participants experienced lower overall rates of fluid volume loss in at least one limb region when using elevated vacuum.
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