knee orthosis for femoral nerve palsy
Ted A. Trower
Description
Collection
Title:
knee orthosis for femoral nerve palsy
Creator:
Ted A. Trower
Date:
10/26/1999
Text:
I have just seen a gentleman who experienced a unilateral femoral nerve
palsy post spinal anesthesia. He is now four months post injury and is
getting significant return of function but is still experiencing
uncontrollable buckling of the knee. I was thinking of a KAFO with offset
knee joint and a solid ankle but after seeing him I think he might be able
to get along with less hardware. Is there any knee orthosis that offers
improved resistance to knee buckling in the presence of weak quadriceps?
Ted A. Trower C.P.O.
A-S-C Orthotics & Prosthetics
Jackson, Michigan, USA
<Email Address Redacted>
palsy post spinal anesthesia. He is now four months post injury and is
getting significant return of function but is still experiencing
uncontrollable buckling of the knee. I was thinking of a KAFO with offset
knee joint and a solid ankle but after seeing him I think he might be able
to get along with less hardware. Is there any knee orthosis that offers
improved resistance to knee buckling in the presence of weak quadriceps?
Ted A. Trower C.P.O.
A-S-C Orthotics & Prosthetics
Jackson, Michigan, USA
<Email Address Redacted>
Citation
Ted A. Trower, “knee orthosis for femoral nerve palsy,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 2, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/212810.
