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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.
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Elevated Vacuum Suspension Systems for Adults with Amputation: A Review of Clinical Effectiveness, Cost-Effectiveness, and Guidelines - NCBI Bookshelf
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Prosthetic rehabilitation of a trans-tibial amputee because of arterio scleroses and diabetes mellitus: Amputee Case Report - Physiopedia
Transtibial Prosthetics
Overview of Prosthetic Suspension Options
Transtibial (Below Knee)
Inclusion of Lower Extremity Prosthetics in Life Care Plans
Prosthetics for Individuals with Hip Disarticulation and Hemipelvectomy Amputations - Physiopedia
EXAMPLES OF VARIOUS SUSPENSION OPTIONS. (a) CUFF STRAP WITH AND WITHOUT
Orthologix - Ottobock's Harmony Volume Management System
Pre-Fitting Management of the Patient with a Lower Limb Amputation - Physiopedia