ANNOUNCE: Academy's Paul E. Leimkuehler Online Learning Center Offers Free Course
Manisha Bhaskar
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ANNOUNCE: Academy's Paul E. Leimkuehler Online Learning Center Offers Free Course
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Manisha Bhaskar
Date:
10/5/2009
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Earn Free PCE Credits!
From October 5-20, 2009 log on to the Academy's Paul E. Leimkuehler
Online Learning Center and take the following course for free!
2009 Academy Annual Meeting Thranhardt Lecture Series Winner
Pedaling Asymmetry in Cyclists with Unilateral Transtibial Amputations
and the Effect of Prosthetic Foot Stiffness
W. Lee Childers, MSPO, Robert Kistenberg, MPH, CP, FAAOP, Robert Gregor
PhD
Effective performance of the cycling task requires integration of human
neuromuscular control systems and the machine in order to efficiently
negotiate the bicycle in its environment. This study contends that
pedaling asymmetry in the cyclists with Transtibial amputations (CTA)
group is significantly higher than the intact population, asymmetry will
decrease as the prosthetic foot becomes stiffer and power loss due to
the affected ankle joint is not the only cause of pedaling asymmetry.
Getting there is easy! Simply log on to the Academy's website at
www.oandp.org and click on the Academy's Paul E. Leimkuehler Online
Learning Center logo. Select Annual Meeting Courses and scroll down to
the Pedaling Asymmetry in Cyclists with Unilateral Transtibial
Amputations and the Effect of Prosthetic Foot Stiffness course title.
Log on to the ONLINE LEARNING CENTER and Earn Your FREE PCE Credits
TODAY!
For more information please contact Matt Beierschmitt at (202) 380-3663.
Manisha S. Bhaskar
American Academy of Orthotists and Prosthetists
Director of Marketing & Publications
1331 H Street, NW, Suite 501
Washington, DC 20005
(202) 380-3663, ext. 210
FAX (202) 380-3447
www.oandp.org < <URL Redacted>>
From October 5-20, 2009 log on to the Academy's Paul E. Leimkuehler
Online Learning Center and take the following course for free!
2009 Academy Annual Meeting Thranhardt Lecture Series Winner
Pedaling Asymmetry in Cyclists with Unilateral Transtibial Amputations
and the Effect of Prosthetic Foot Stiffness
W. Lee Childers, MSPO, Robert Kistenberg, MPH, CP, FAAOP, Robert Gregor
PhD
Effective performance of the cycling task requires integration of human
neuromuscular control systems and the machine in order to efficiently
negotiate the bicycle in its environment. This study contends that
pedaling asymmetry in the cyclists with Transtibial amputations (CTA)
group is significantly higher than the intact population, asymmetry will
decrease as the prosthetic foot becomes stiffer and power loss due to
the affected ankle joint is not the only cause of pedaling asymmetry.
Getting there is easy! Simply log on to the Academy's website at
www.oandp.org and click on the Academy's Paul E. Leimkuehler Online
Learning Center logo. Select Annual Meeting Courses and scroll down to
the Pedaling Asymmetry in Cyclists with Unilateral Transtibial
Amputations and the Effect of Prosthetic Foot Stiffness course title.
Log on to the ONLINE LEARNING CENTER and Earn Your FREE PCE Credits
TODAY!
For more information please contact Matt Beierschmitt at (202) 380-3663.
Manisha S. Bhaskar
American Academy of Orthotists and Prosthetists
Director of Marketing & Publications
1331 H Street, NW, Suite 501
Washington, DC 20005
(202) 380-3663, ext. 210
FAX (202) 380-3447
www.oandp.org < <URL Redacted>>
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Manisha Bhaskar, “ANNOUNCE: Academy's Paul E. Leimkuehler Online Learning Center Offers Free Course,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 25, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/230790.
