Transfemoral amputee running
Patrick Gross
Description
Collection
Title:
Transfemoral amputee running
Creator:
Patrick Gross
Date:
8/29/2009
Text:
Hello to all. Wondering what peoples experience has been with
transfemoral amputee's once they begin more intensive running
activities. Is there a tendency to require a reduction in the height of
the medial brim wall to prevent impacting the inferior pubic ramus? We
have a young (40) female amputee who is keen to increase her activity
but has had a history of developing bursa along the inferior ramus when
she does so. She currently has a flexible brim, adequate adductor
longus relief and uses a seal-in liner. Any suggestions would be
appreciated.
Thanks for your help
Patrick Gross
Physiotherapist
Health Sciences Center
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canada
transfemoral amputee's once they begin more intensive running
activities. Is there a tendency to require a reduction in the height of
the medial brim wall to prevent impacting the inferior pubic ramus? We
have a young (40) female amputee who is keen to increase her activity
but has had a history of developing bursa along the inferior ramus when
she does so. She currently has a flexible brim, adequate adductor
longus relief and uses a seal-in liner. Any suggestions would be
appreciated.
Thanks for your help
Patrick Gross
Physiotherapist
Health Sciences Center
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canada
Citation
Patrick Gross, “Transfemoral amputee running,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 22, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/230693.
