textabstractIn this thesis, the influence of prosthetic inertial properties (mass, mass distribution and moment of inertia) on the gait of transtibial amputation (TTA) subjects is studied. Chapter 1 introduces the present ideas on prosthetic mass. It describes that the general design effort has always been, and still is, to reduce prosthetic mass. However, as far as we know, lightweight design has never been advocated in the present literature. The Chapter introduces the opposite view, found in a relatively large body of literature, that lightweight design might not be beneficial for prosthetic gait. The aim of this thesis, therefore, is to determine the optimal inertial properties of the prosthetic leg
Powered lower limb prostheses are designed to restore the biomechanical functionality of missing par...
Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2012Lower limb loss is an increasingly common clinical ...
Powered lower limb prostheses are designed to restore the biomechanical functionality of missing par...
Effect of lower limb prosthesis weight on postural stability and locomotion Abstract Introduction Wa...
Purpose: Present models in the literature, predicting that prostheses should not be too lightweight,...
Abstract BACKGROUND: Individuals with transtibial amputation (TTA) typically walk with an asymmetri...
Abstract—There is a major need in the developing world for a low-cost prosthetic knee that enables u...
Prosthetic suspension system is an important component of lower limb prostheses. Suspension efficien...
There are a number of activities of daily living that require people to carry additional loads. Walk...
BACKGROUND: Individuals with transtibial amputation (TTA) typically walk with an asymmetrical gait p...
Objectives: To identify the factors that constitute optimal inertial properties for a lower-limb pro...
Prosthetic suspension system is an important component of lower limb prostheses. Suspension efficien...
<div><p></p><p>Prosthetic suspension system is an important component of lower limb prostheses. Susp...
The prosthetic knee mechanism should be able to assist amputees during activities of daily living an...
ABSTRACT STUDY DESIGN: Retrospective analysis BACKGROUND: The gait characteristics of transtibial ...
Powered lower limb prostheses are designed to restore the biomechanical functionality of missing par...
Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2012Lower limb loss is an increasingly common clinical ...
Powered lower limb prostheses are designed to restore the biomechanical functionality of missing par...
Effect of lower limb prosthesis weight on postural stability and locomotion Abstract Introduction Wa...
Purpose: Present models in the literature, predicting that prostheses should not be too lightweight,...
Abstract BACKGROUND: Individuals with transtibial amputation (TTA) typically walk with an asymmetri...
Abstract—There is a major need in the developing world for a low-cost prosthetic knee that enables u...
Prosthetic suspension system is an important component of lower limb prostheses. Suspension efficien...
There are a number of activities of daily living that require people to carry additional loads. Walk...
BACKGROUND: Individuals with transtibial amputation (TTA) typically walk with an asymmetrical gait p...
Objectives: To identify the factors that constitute optimal inertial properties for a lower-limb pro...
Prosthetic suspension system is an important component of lower limb prostheses. Suspension efficien...
<div><p></p><p>Prosthetic suspension system is an important component of lower limb prostheses. Susp...
The prosthetic knee mechanism should be able to assist amputees during activities of daily living an...
ABSTRACT STUDY DESIGN: Retrospective analysis BACKGROUND: The gait characteristics of transtibial ...
Powered lower limb prostheses are designed to restore the biomechanical functionality of missing par...
Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2012Lower limb loss is an increasingly common clinical ...
Powered lower limb prostheses are designed to restore the biomechanical functionality of missing par...