Are You a Lower Limb Prosthetics Expert? Want to be One?
AOPA
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Title:
Are You a Lower Limb Prosthetics Expert? Want to be One?
Creator:
AOPA
Date:
8/29/2005
Text:
Come to the 2005 AOPA National Assembly and discover
new prosthetic components and applications! Earn up to
35 CE credits while attending this premier O&P event.
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AOPA NATIONAL ASSEMBLY -- Earn Up to 35 CE Credits
Sept. 25-28, 2005
The Mirage Resort & Casino, Las Vegas
Register: www.AOPAnet.org
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Monday, September 26; 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Lower Limb Prosthetics
View more topics and speakers in this session at www.AOPAnet.org
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Socket Fitting Techniques: Pioneering Custom Liner Approach
Kurt Collier, CP
This outcomes-oriented session focuses on the experiences of
both clinicians and amputees who have benefited by incorporating
this new custom liner into their prosthetic limbs.
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Clinical Application of the Iceross Seal-In Liner
Ian Fothergill, prosthetist/orthotist, UK
Iceross Seal-In Liners are widely-used, but do you know which
patients are ideal candidates to use them? This presentation
is a crash-course on patient selection, practical fitting and
socket assessment procedures for this prosthetic liner.
**************
Management of the Syme's Amputee
Gerald Stark, CP, FAAOP
The design of prosthetic feet can make a difference in both
comfort and quality of life for the amputee. Learn about
the advantages of the Symes prostheses and how to optimize
this device to achieve the best fit.
**************
A Clinical Tool to Justify and Validate Prosthetic Functional Levels
Dale Barry, CP, FAAOP
Patient evaluations are key to determining if the patient
is matched with the appropriate O&P device. Learn how to apply
EVAS (Evaluation, Validation, Assessment Score) and use this
information to communicate effectively with physicians, referrals
and paying agencies.
**************
A New Solution for Prosthetic Alignment
Louis Haberman, CPO
A new titanium, modular-alignment device has been created and
tested on various amputee levels. Find out the results of this
new technology and how you can apply it to your clinical practice.
See the Assembly preliminary program at www.AOPAnet.org.
new prosthetic components and applications! Earn up to
35 CE credits while attending this premier O&P event.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
AOPA NATIONAL ASSEMBLY -- Earn Up to 35 CE Credits
Sept. 25-28, 2005
The Mirage Resort & Casino, Las Vegas
Register: www.AOPAnet.org
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Monday, September 26; 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Lower Limb Prosthetics
View more topics and speakers in this session at www.AOPAnet.org
*******
Socket Fitting Techniques: Pioneering Custom Liner Approach
Kurt Collier, CP
This outcomes-oriented session focuses on the experiences of
both clinicians and amputees who have benefited by incorporating
this new custom liner into their prosthetic limbs.
**************
Clinical Application of the Iceross Seal-In Liner
Ian Fothergill, prosthetist/orthotist, UK
Iceross Seal-In Liners are widely-used, but do you know which
patients are ideal candidates to use them? This presentation
is a crash-course on patient selection, practical fitting and
socket assessment procedures for this prosthetic liner.
**************
Management of the Syme's Amputee
Gerald Stark, CP, FAAOP
The design of prosthetic feet can make a difference in both
comfort and quality of life for the amputee. Learn about
the advantages of the Symes prostheses and how to optimize
this device to achieve the best fit.
**************
A Clinical Tool to Justify and Validate Prosthetic Functional Levels
Dale Barry, CP, FAAOP
Patient evaluations are key to determining if the patient
is matched with the appropriate O&P device. Learn how to apply
EVAS (Evaluation, Validation, Assessment Score) and use this
information to communicate effectively with physicians, referrals
and paying agencies.
**************
A New Solution for Prosthetic Alignment
Louis Haberman, CPO
A new titanium, modular-alignment device has been created and
tested on various amputee levels. Find out the results of this
new technology and how you can apply it to your clinical practice.
See the Assembly preliminary program at www.AOPAnet.org.
Citation
AOPA, “Are You a Lower Limb Prosthetics Expert? Want to be One?,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 6, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/225222.
