Effect of alignment perturbations in a trans-tibial prosthesis user: A pilot study.
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https://doi.org/10.2340/16501977-2075Keywords:
alignment, distribution, measurement, perturbations, pressure, prostheses, trans-tibial.Abstract
OBJECTIVE: A recurring complication in trans-tibial prosthetic limb users is "poor socket fit" with painful residuum-socket interfaces, a consequence of excess pressure. This is due to both poor socket fit and poor socket alignmentDownloads
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