Shock and Torque absorbing pylons
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Shock and Torque absorbing pylons
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Mark Raabe submitted a post about shock pylons.
That was to be my next post (Benefits of shock and torque absorbing
pylons-should we be using more of them)so I am glad that others are thinking
that these are important concerns in modern prosthetics and also look forward
to hearing responses.
I am aware of limited studies on a few of the older shock pylons and have
asked people at Northwestern University if there were more studies on the
way. I have asked a similar question about ankle motion.
Of course, I would like to be aware of ongoing studies worldwide.
These are two subjects where research/and observed clinical
results/individual pt experience, would be valuable to share with the whole
professional community
Mark Benveniste CP
That was to be my next post (Benefits of shock and torque absorbing
pylons-should we be using more of them)so I am glad that others are thinking
that these are important concerns in modern prosthetics and also look forward
to hearing responses.
I am aware of limited studies on a few of the older shock pylons and have
asked people at Northwestern University if there were more studies on the
way. I have asked a similar question about ankle motion.
Of course, I would like to be aware of ongoing studies worldwide.
These are two subjects where research/and observed clinical
results/individual pt experience, would be valuable to share with the whole
professional community
Mark Benveniste CP
Citation
“Shock and Torque absorbing pylons,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 6, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/212653.
