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Transtibial Suspension Alternatives - Amputee Coalition

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Transtibial Suspension Alternatives - Amputee Coalition

Last updated: 12/07/2014 - by John W. Michael, MEd, L/CPO, CPO Services, Inc. (Portage, IN) - The better the human-machine connection, the more comfortable the prosthesis and the more effectively it can be controlled by the residual limb. Clinical experience has shown that even small improvements in suspension of the prosthesis are well received by amputees, which helps explain the variety of alternatives that have been developed.

Transtibial Suspension Alternatives - Amputee Coalition

Transtibial Suspension Alternatives - Amputee Coalition

A Prospective Assessment of an Adjustable, Immediate Fit, Subischial  Transfemoral Prosthesis - ScienceDirect

A Prospective Assessment of an Adjustable, Immediate Fit, Subischial Transfemoral Prosthesis - ScienceDirect

Transtibial Suspension Alternatives - Amputee Coalition

Transtibial Suspension Alternatives - Amputee Coalition

Rehabilitation of lower limb amputee

Rehabilitation of lower limb amputee

Guide, Physical Therapy Guide to Below-Knee Amputation (Transtibial  Amputation)

Guide, Physical Therapy Guide to Below-Knee Amputation (Transtibial Amputation)

Transtibial Suspension Alternatives - Amputee Coalition

Transtibial Suspension Alternatives - Amputee Coalition

Transtibial (Below Knee)

Transtibial (Below Knee)

Sensors, Free Full-Text

Sensors, Free Full-Text

PDF] Development of an Air Pneumatic Suspension System for Transtibial  Prostheses

PDF] Development of an Air Pneumatic Suspension System for Transtibial Prostheses

Overview of Prosthetic Suspension Options

Overview of Prosthetic Suspension Options

Custom Prosthetics - Macy O&P - Connecticut and Rhode Island

Custom Prosthetics - Macy O&P - Connecticut and Rhode Island

Paraplegia and transtibial amputation: successful ambulation after dual  disability: a retrospective case report

Paraplegia and transtibial amputation: successful ambulation after dual disability: a retrospective case report