Water proof knee
Paul Meyer
Description
Collection
Title:
Water proof knee
Creator:
Paul Meyer
Date:
8/9/2004
Text:
Hello,
Has anyone heard of a water proof knee for use in a swim leg? The swim legs I have done before consisted of a straight knee without any sort of articulation, however being able to bend the knee is very important to this person. Their regular prosthesis utilizes a Total knee, so some kind of stance control would be important. The patient is 200# , 5' 10, and very active. Thanks for any help you could offer.
Sincerely,
Paul Meyer, CPO
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Has anyone heard of a water proof knee for use in a swim leg? The swim legs I have done before consisted of a straight knee without any sort of articulation, however being able to bend the knee is very important to this person. Their regular prosthesis utilizes a Total knee, so some kind of stance control would be important. The patient is 200# , 5' 10, and very active. Thanks for any help you could offer.
Sincerely,
Paul Meyer, CPO
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Citation
Paul Meyer, “Water proof knee,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 1, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/223576.
