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A.T. Literature- Lower Extremity

  1. “Bionic” Leg Anticipates the Wearer’s Moves
  2. A Comparative Study of Conventional and Energy-Storing Prosthetic Feet in High-Functioning Transfemoral Amputees
  3. A Guide to "Recreational" Prostheses
  4. A New Grip on Life
  5. A Once-Unthinkable Choice for Amputees
  6. A Priori Alignment of Transtibial Prostheses: A Comparison and Evaluation of Three Methods
  7. A Step Beyond Human
  8. Activity Levels Among Lower-Limb Amputees: Self-Report Versus Step Activity Monitor
  9. Adaptation to Altered Balance Conditions in Unilateral Amputees Due to Atherosclerosis: A Randomized Controlled Study
  10. Adding Spring to Robotic Limbs by Doing Away With Some of the Motors
  11. Advances in Lower-Limb Prosthetic Technology
  12. Advances in Prosthetics Pair Limbs With Robotics
  13. Agonist-Antagonist Active Knee Prosthesis: A Preliminary Study in Level-Ground Walking
  14. Aimee Mullins and her 12 Pairs of Legs
  15. Ambulation Monitoring of Transtibial Amputation Subjects With Patient Activity Monitor Versus Pedometer
  16. AMP-Foot 2.0 Prosthesis Mimics Human Ankle’s Spring
  17. Amputee is First Civilian to Get Hi-Tech, $95,000 Military Grade Bionic Leg
  18. Amputees Swim, Surf, Kayak With Waterproof Prosthesis or Liners
  19. Analysis, Testing and Design of a Low-Cost Prosthetic Foot
  20. Ancient Egyptian Artificial Toes Could Be World’s Earliest Prostheses
  21. And Then There Were 15: James Dyson Award 2012 Finalists Announced
  22. Application of Self-Report and Performance-Based Outcome Measures to Determine Functional Differences Between Four Categories of Prosthetic Feet
  23. Assessing the Prosthetic Needs of Farmers and Ranchers With Amputations
  24. Assessment of Gait Symmetry in Transfemoral Amputees Using C-Leg Compared With 3R60 Prosthetic Knees
  25. Assessment of Transfemoral Amputees Using C-Leg and Power Knee for Ascending and Descending Inclines and Steps
  26. Assessment Technique for Computer-Aided Manufactured Sockets
  27. Barriers and Facilitators of Participation in Sports: A Qualitative Study on Dutch Individuals With Lower Limb Amputation
  28. Barriers to the Provision of Prosthetic Services in the Geriatric Population
  29. Being Like Everybody Else: The Personal Meanings of Being a Prosthesis User
  30. Biohybrid Limbs: New Materials and New Properties
  31. Biomimetic Prostheses: The Next Generation
  32. Bone-Anchored Leg Prostheses Improve Quality of Life
  33. CAD/CAM Transtibial Prosthetic Sockets from Central Fabrication Facilities: How Accurate are They?
  34. Can Vibratory Feedback Be Used to Improve Postural Stability in Persons With Transtibial Limb Loss?
  35. Case Report: Prosthetic Fitting of Patient With Bilateral Peromelia of Lower and Upper Limbs Secondary to Hanhart Syndrome
  36. Case Report: Using the Activities-Specific Balance Confidence Scale to Quantify the Impact of Prosthetic Knee Choice on Balance Confidence
  37. CIR Casting System - A New Approach for Making Transtibial Sockets
  38. Clinical Evaluation of Two Prosthetic Suspension Systems in a Bilateral Transtibial Amputee
  39. Co-Contraction Patterns of Trans-Tibial Amputee Ankle and Knee Musculature During Gait
  40. Comparative Biomechanical Analysis of Current Microprocessor-Controlled Prosthetic Knee Joints
  41. Comparing Joint Kinematics and Center of Mass Acceleration as Feedback for Control of Standing Balance by Functional Muscular Stimulation
  42. Comparison of Gait of Persons With Partial Foot Amputation Wearing Prosthesis to Matched Control Group: Observational Study
  43. Comparison of Satisfaction With Current Prosthetic Care in Veterans and Servicemembers From Vietnam and OIF/OEF Conflicts With Major Traumatic Limb Loss
  44. Comparison of Standing Versus Supine Alignment Capture Methods for Monolimb Fabrication
  45. Computer-Socket Manufacturing Error: How Much Before It Is Clinically Apparent?
  46. Contribution of Each Leg to the Control of Unperturbed Bipedal Stance in Lower Limb Amputees: New Insights Using Entropy
  47. Cost-Effectiveness of C-Leg Compared With Non-Microprocessor-Controlled Knees: A Modeling Approach
  48. Costs and Consequences of a Prosthesis With an Electronically Stance and Swing Phase Controlled Knee Joint
  49. Decreased Heart Rate in a Geriatric Client After Physical Therapy Intervention and Accommodation With the C-Leg
  50. Design of a Manikin for Testing of Residual-Limb Shape Capture Method: Technical Note
  51. Determining Asymmetry of Roll-Over Shapes in Prosthetic Walking
  52. Device to Monitor Sock Use in People Using Prosthetic Limbs: Technical Report
  53. Differences in Gait Characteristics Between Persons With Bilateral Transtibial Amputations, Due to Peripheral Vascular Disease and Trauma, and Able-Bodied Ambulators
  54. Don’t Know How? Well, Find Someone Who Does
  55. Eastern Michigan University, College Park Industries Develop New Technology to Shed Light on How Forces Affect Amputees, Prosthetics
  56. Effect of Mobility Devices on Orientation Sensors That Contain Magnetometers
  57. Effect of Prosthetic Ankle Units on Roll-Over Shape Characteristics During Walking in Persons With Bilateral Transtibial Amputations
  58. Effect of Prosthetic Design on Center of Pressure Excursion in Partial Foot Prostheses
  59. Effect of Prosthetic Gel Liner Thickness on Gait Biomechanics and Pressure Distribution Within the Transtibial Socket
  60. Effects of Alignment on Interface Pressure for Transtibial Amputee During Walking
  61. Effects of Prosthetic Foot Forefoot Flexibility on Gait of Unilateral Transtibial Prosthesis Users
  62. Effects of Shoe Heel Height on the Roll-Over Shapes of Prosthetic Ankle-Foot Systems: Implications for Heel-Height-Adjustable Components
  63. Elephant With Prosthetic Foot in Cambodia
  64. Empowering Prosthetics: A Team Approach to Prosthetics and Limb Loss
  65. Energy Consumption During Prosthetic Walking and Physical Fitness in Older Hip Disarticulation Amputees
  66. Energy Consumption During Prosthetic Walking and Wheelchair Locomotion by Elderly Hip Disarticulation Amputees
  67. Energy Expenditure and Activity of Transfemoral Amputees Using Mechanical and Microprocessor-Controlled Prosthetic Knees
  68. Evaluation of a Powered Ankle-Foot Prosthetic System During Walking
  69. Feasibility and Validity of a Graded One-Legged Cycle Exercise Test to Determine Peak Aerobic Capacity in Older People With a Lower-Limb Amputation
  70. Fitting Prosthetic Limbs, via a Computer
  71. For Army Amputee, 2 Steps Forward
  72. Functional Added Value of Microprocessor-Controlled Prosthetic Knee Joints in Daily Life Performance of Medicare Functional Classification Level-2 Amputees
  73. Gait Symmetry and Regularity in Transfemoral Amputees Assessed by Trunk Accelerations
  74. How Do Sock Ply Changes Affect Residual-Limb Fluid Volume in People With Transtibial Amputation?
  75. Imagining a Bionic Future: Research Has Yielded Thought-Controlled Arms and Hands That Grasp
  76. Improving Daily Life
  77. Incredible Feat for Double Leg Amputee
  78. Independence Through Prosthetics
  79. Influence of Advanced Prosthetic Knee Joints on Perceived Performance and Everyday Life Activity Level of Low-Functional Persons With a Transfemoral Amputation or Knee Disarticulation
  80. In-Home Telerehabilitation for Post-Knee Arthroplasty: A Pilot Study
  81. Investigations of Roll-Over Shape: Implications for Design, Alignment, and Evaluation of Ankle-Foot Prostheses and Orthoses
  82. K3 Promoter Prosthetic Foot Reduces the Metabolic Cost of Walking for Unilateral Transtibial Amputees
  83. Kinematic Adaptations to a Novel Walking Task With a Prosthetic Simulator
  84. Kinematics in the Terminal Swing Phase of Unilateral Transfemoral Amputees: Microprocessor-Controlled Versus Swing-Phase Control Prosthetic Knees
  85. Leg Laterality in Bilateral Trans-Tibial Amputees: A Case Study Using Prosthesis-Integrated Sensors
  86. Low-Cost Adjustable Prosthetic Leg
  87. Making a Splash: A New Wave of Prostheses for the Water World
  88. Man Climbs Chicago Skyscraper Using Bionic Leg
  89. Maryland Governor Signs Prosthetic Parity Law
  90. Measuring Residual Limb Skin Temperatures at the Skin-Prosthesis Interface
  91. Mechanimals: Animals Fitted With Prosthetics: Slide Show
  92. Microprocessor-Controlled Hydraulic Foot Can Benefit Moderately Active Amputees
  93. Minds, Machines Merge to Offer New Hope for Overcoming Impairments
  94. MIT Spin-Out iWalk, Bringing to Market Prosthetic Foot, Raises $15 Million from General Catalyst and Sigma Partners
  95. Monkey's Thoughts Propel Robot, a Step That May Help Humans
  96. Multidimensional Motion of the Talux Foot System in a Bilateral Transtibial Amputee
  97. Muscle Activation Patterns During Walking From Transtibial Amputees Recorded Within the Residual Limb-Prosthetic Interface
  98. Neuromotor Prosthesis Development
  99. New Low-Profile Prosthetic Foot Joins Ottobock’s Triton Product Line
  100. Nike Develops Performance Rubber Sole for Prosthetic Running Blades
  101. No Small Feat: Engineer Puts His Best Foot Forward
  102. Obstacle Course: Users’ Maneuverability and Movement Efficiency When Using Otto Bock C-Leg, Otto Bock 3R60, and CaTech SNS Prosthetic Knee Joints
  103. On Veterans Day, Honoring Marine Who Lost Limbs in Afghanistan, but Not Spirit
  104. Paraplegic Amputee Walks Again Thanks to Artificial Brace
  105. Perceived Stability, Function, and Satisfaction Among Transfemoral Amputees Using Microprocessor and Nonmicroprocessor Controlled Prosthetic Knees: A Multicenter Survey
  106. Perception of Socket Alignment Perturbations in Amputees With Transtibial Prostheses
  107. Preliminary Evaluation of an Automatically Stance-Phase Controlled Pediatric Prosthetic Knee Joint Using Quantitative Gait Analysis
  108. Prosthesis and Wheelchair Use in Veterans With Lower-Limb Amputation
  109. Prosthesis Use in Persons With Lower- and Upper-Limb Amputation
  110. Prosthetic Cost Projections for Servicemembers With Major Limb Loss From Vietnam and OIF/OEF
  111. Prosthetic Feet: State-of-the-Art Review and the Importance of Mimicking Human Ankle-Foot Biomechanics
  112. Recycling Energy to Restore Impaired Ankle Function During Human Walking
  113. Relative Strength of Pylon-to-Socket Attachment Systems Used in Transtibial Composite Sockets
  114. Researcher Trips Amputees in Effort to Develop Improved Prosthetic Legs
  115. Residual Limb Wounds or Ulcers Heal in Transtibial Amputees Using an Active Suction Socket System: A Randomized Controlled Study
  116. Residual-Limb Quality and Functional Mobility 1 Year After Transtibial Amputation Caused by Vascular Insufficiency
  117. Review of The Ultimate Knee
  118. Rocket Powered Prosthetic Feet May Outrun Nature’s Best
  119. Scientists Create Prosthesis
  120. Scientists Say Bionic Feet Need More Spring in Their Step
  121. Scientists Take Steps to Making “Bionic” Leg
  122. Selection of Optimal Muscle Set for 16-Channel Standing Neuroprosthesis
  123. Smart Coating Delivers Drugs
  124. Spirit Intact, Soldier Reclaims His Life
  125. Strength Evaluation of Prosthetic Check Sockets, Copolymer Sockets, and Definitive Laminated Sockets
  126. Take A Hike: Prosthetic Choices for the Road Less Travelled
  127. Tensile Strength and Impact Resistance of Materials Used in Prosthetic Check Sockets, Copolymer Sockets, and Definitive Laminated Sockets
  128. The Effect of a Talux Prosthetic Foot on Gait Parameters and Limb Loading of Nonvascular Transtibial Amputees
  129. The Effect of Screw Fixation Type on a Modular Hemi-Pelvic Prosthesis: A 3-D Finite Element Model
  130. The Effects of Increased Prosthetic Ankle Motions on the Gait of Persons With Bilateral Transtibial Amputations
  131. The Impact of C-Leg on the Physical and Psychological Adjustment to Transfemoral Amputation
  132. The Next Challenge in Prosthetics
  133. The Safety of C-Leg: Biomechanical Tests
  134. Towards Design of a Stumble Detection System for Artificial Legs
  135. Transtibial Amputee Joint Rotation Moments During Straight-Line Walking and a Common Turning Task With and Without a Torsion Adapter
  136. Transtibial Prosthesis Suspension Failure During Skydiving Freefall: A Case Report
  137. Trans-Tibial Prosthesization in Large Area of Residual Limb Wound: Is It Possible? A Case Report
  138. Transtibial Prosthetic Suspension: Less Pistoning Versus Easy Donning and Doffing
  139. U.S. Soldiers in Afghanistan Develop Simple Prosthetic Leg Using Local Resources
  140. Unilateral Lower-Limb Loss: Prosthetic Device Use and Functional Outcomes in Servicemembers from Vietnam War and OIF/OEF Conflicts
  141. Use of the Case Western Reserve/Veterans Administration Neuroprosthesis for Exercise, Standing and Transfers by a Paraplegic Subject
  142. Utilization of Prostheses and Mobility-Related Assistive Technology Among Service Members and Veterans From Vietnam and Operation Iraqi Freedom/Operation Enduring Reform
  143. Validity Evidence for a Modified Version of the Orthotics and Prosthetics Users' Survey
  144. Validity of a Method to Quantify Transtibial Amputees’ Free-Living Prosthetic Wearing Times and Physical Activity Levels When Using Suction Suspension Sockets
  145. Validity of DynaPort GaitMonitor for Assessment of Spatiotemporal Parameters in Amputee Gait
  146. Verrucose Hyperplasia: A Problem From Open-end Prosthetic Sockets
  147. Wheeled Mobility: Factors Influencing Mobility and Assistive Technology in Veterans and Servicemembers With Major Traumatic Limb Loss From Vietnam War and OIF/OEF Conflicts
  148. Wireless Chips and Probes Could Monitor Orthopedic Implants
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