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  1. WOOL-PILE STUMP COVER -- BELOW KNEE AMPUTEE Picture of WOOL-PILE STUMP COVER -- BELOW KNEE AMPUTEE --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 04/2007) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The Wool-Pile Stump Cover--Below Knee Amputee is designed for use by indiviuals with below the knee amputation. Very fine wool covers the stump end with stretchy ribbing at the other end. Stretch cotton fabric keeps the wool-pile close to the skin. DIMENSIONS: Sleeve is 15 inches long with a 14-inch circumference. ...[More Information]

  2. WOOL-PILE STUMP SOCK - ABOVE KNEE AMPUTEE Picture of WOOL-PILE STUMP SOCK - ABOVE KNEE AMPUTEE --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 04/2007) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The Wool-Pile Stump Sock is a prosthetic accessory designed for wear by individuals with above knee amputation. The sock has a wool-pile closed end with stretchy ribbing at the other end. Stretch cotton fabric molds the sleeve to the leg. DIMENSIONS: 9 inches long x 14 inches in circumference....[More Information]

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