New Prosthetic Components and Applications!
AOPA
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Title:
New Prosthetic Components and Applications!
Creator:
AOPA
Date:
9/10/2002
Text:
Come to the 2002 AOPA National Assembly and discover new
prosthetic components and applications! Choose from over
75 CE credits - and earn up to 33.75 CE credits while
attending premier O&P industry workshops. To register,
call the customer service hotline at (703) 645-9302.
Thursday, Oct. 10, 2002
8:00 - 10:00 a.m.
A New High-End Foot
Kaia Ann Halvorson, CPO
An overview of a new foot, highlighting the innovative
shank and heel, which provide the patient with energy
return in a lightweight durable design.
**************
Improved Socket Liner Techniques for Transfemoral Amputees
Raymond Francis, CP
A new version of the Alpha Liner has recently been
introduced, specifically for use in transfemoral
prostheses. The liner has a different gel profile,
distal shape and fabric pattern than the current
transtibial version. These changes are designed to
optimize transfemoral comfort and performance.
Techniques have also been developed to enhance
transfemoral suspension. This presentation will provide
an overview of these features and techniques and the
benefits they provide for amputees.
**************
A Close Look At Skinergy
David Hensley, CP, BOCO, FAAOP
Learn about a new high definition Silicone Cosmesis
with a low cost option that everyone can use for
transtibial prostheses.
**************
Higher Performance Achieved through Improved Foot Design
Raymond Francis, CP
While improvements have been made in prosthetic feet,
there have been tradeoffs: a highly flexible foot is
rarely very durable, and a highly durable foot is
rarely very flexible. Recent innovations have produced
new feet that closely mimic the movement of natural feet,
yet are able to withstand the demands of extremely
active amputees. This presentation will provide an
overview of the design philosophy behind these feet.
Results of structural and functional testing will also be
presented to prove the durability and energy return
resulting from these designs.
**************
Three New and Unique Prosthetic Components
Robert D. Hoskins, B.S.
Learn from one prosthetist's significant clinical
experience with three new modular prosthetic components.
**************
To register, call the customer service hotline at
(703) 645-9302 or e-mail <Email Address Redacted>
Visit www.aopanet.org to view the entire preliminary program.
____________________________________________________________
AOPA NATIONAL ASSEMBLY: The Business of Patient Care
October 9-12, 2002
Hyatt Regency Chicago, Illinois
Register: (703) 645-9302
The Assembly begins at 8:00 a.m. on October 9.
____________________________________________________________
prosthetic components and applications! Choose from over
75 CE credits - and earn up to 33.75 CE credits while
attending premier O&P industry workshops. To register,
call the customer service hotline at (703) 645-9302.
Thursday, Oct. 10, 2002
8:00 - 10:00 a.m.
A New High-End Foot
Kaia Ann Halvorson, CPO
An overview of a new foot, highlighting the innovative
shank and heel, which provide the patient with energy
return in a lightweight durable design.
**************
Improved Socket Liner Techniques for Transfemoral Amputees
Raymond Francis, CP
A new version of the Alpha Liner has recently been
introduced, specifically for use in transfemoral
prostheses. The liner has a different gel profile,
distal shape and fabric pattern than the current
transtibial version. These changes are designed to
optimize transfemoral comfort and performance.
Techniques have also been developed to enhance
transfemoral suspension. This presentation will provide
an overview of these features and techniques and the
benefits they provide for amputees.
**************
A Close Look At Skinergy
David Hensley, CP, BOCO, FAAOP
Learn about a new high definition Silicone Cosmesis
with a low cost option that everyone can use for
transtibial prostheses.
**************
Higher Performance Achieved through Improved Foot Design
Raymond Francis, CP
While improvements have been made in prosthetic feet,
there have been tradeoffs: a highly flexible foot is
rarely very durable, and a highly durable foot is
rarely very flexible. Recent innovations have produced
new feet that closely mimic the movement of natural feet,
yet are able to withstand the demands of extremely
active amputees. This presentation will provide an
overview of the design philosophy behind these feet.
Results of structural and functional testing will also be
presented to prove the durability and energy return
resulting from these designs.
**************
Three New and Unique Prosthetic Components
Robert D. Hoskins, B.S.
Learn from one prosthetist's significant clinical
experience with three new modular prosthetic components.
**************
To register, call the customer service hotline at
(703) 645-9302 or e-mail <Email Address Redacted>
Visit www.aopanet.org to view the entire preliminary program.
____________________________________________________________
AOPA NATIONAL ASSEMBLY: The Business of Patient Care
October 9-12, 2002
Hyatt Regency Chicago, Illinois
Register: (703) 645-9302
The Assembly begins at 8:00 a.m. on October 9.
____________________________________________________________
Citation
AOPA, “New Prosthetic Components and Applications!,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 24, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/219657.