TF swim leg response summary
cfairman
Description
Collection
Title:
TF swim leg response summary
Creator:
cfairman
Date:
4/11/2007
Text:
The overwhelming majority uses the Aulie Knee, there are a variety of
waterproof feet and suspension systems. The summaries are below.
Thanks all.
Chris
1. The Aulie knee is the standard
2. How about the Aulie knee and I like using the Seattle Sach or
Flexible feet because they are pretty much impervious to water and
cheap enough to replace is they wear out. Must use an aqua sock on
the foot to prevent slipping. I use them also for shower legs.
All the best,
3. C> A c-leg does not make a good sea-leg.
I am a BK amputee who has followed the C-Leg with some interest. Last
I heard,
the C-Leg is touted due to its being controlled by a microprocessor.
Surely
your patient does not swim with her computer? Does she take her cell
phone
into the Atlantic?
4. hi, you can suggest her a ottobock 3K9 which also can be used
while swimming
Chris Fairman CPO
Great Lakes P&O
3075 Clark Rd.
Suite 100
Ypsilanti, MI 48108
734-528-5200
<Email Address Redacted>
waterproof feet and suspension systems. The summaries are below.
Thanks all.
Chris
1. The Aulie knee is the standard
2. How about the Aulie knee and I like using the Seattle Sach or
Flexible feet because they are pretty much impervious to water and
cheap enough to replace is they wear out. Must use an aqua sock on
the foot to prevent slipping. I use them also for shower legs.
All the best,
3. C> A c-leg does not make a good sea-leg.
I am a BK amputee who has followed the C-Leg with some interest. Last
I heard,
the C-Leg is touted due to its being controlled by a microprocessor.
Surely
your patient does not swim with her computer? Does she take her cell
phone
into the Atlantic?
4. hi, you can suggest her a ottobock 3K9 which also can be used
while swimming
Chris Fairman CPO
Great Lakes P&O
3075 Clark Rd.
Suite 100
Ypsilanti, MI 48108
734-528-5200
<Email Address Redacted>
Citation
cfairman, “TF swim leg response summary,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 1, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/228141.
