Jim Hughes
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The biomechanics of the through-knee prosthesis is considered in detail and comparisons made with the above-knee case. Socket shape and suspension are discussed and comment offered on knee function in both stance and swing phases.
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The biomechanics of the through-knee prosthesis is considered in detail and comparisons made with the above-knee case. Socket shape and suspension are discussed and comment offered on knee function in both stance and swing phases.
Key concepts: Biomechanics, Prosthesis, Knee prosthesis, Orthodontics, Sports biomechanics, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Knee Joint, Medicine