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Use of a powered foot may result in less sound and residual knee pain and increased patient-reported mobility in transtibial amputees compared to a passive foot. The results are consistent with established biomechanical mechanisms of knee unloading and warrant consideration in patient care.

OTWorld 2022 Prosthetics: Foot components 1
Presentation language: german Lecture is translated into: english
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Sound and amputated side knee pain and prosthetic function with a powered foot vs. passive prosthetic feet: A cross-sectional exploratory study

Speaker:
Who-is-Who 'Dr. med. Andreas Kannenberg'
Dr. med. Andreas Kannenberg
Otto Bock Healthcare LP
Medical Affairs
Date/Time: Fr. 2022/05/13 14:30 - 15:45 | Lecture #1 / 5     Export ICS export in calendar
Place: CCO, Room 1
Abstract: Use of a powered foot may result in less sound and residual knee pain and increased patient-reported mobility in transtibial amputees compared to a passive foot. The results are consistent with established biomechanical mechanisms of knee unloading and warrant consideration in patient care.