New Journal Club article measures transtibial socket pistoning using Vicon motion analysis system
Elisa de Jong
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New Journal Club article measures transtibial socket pistoning using Vicon motion analysis system
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Elisa de Jong
Date:
11/8/2011
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Good evening List!
Shane Wurdeman, scientific liason for the Academy's Gait Society, has posted the next article addition to the Journal Club discussion board. It's an easy read that involves a challenge most amputees and prosthetists face regularly - suspension of a prosthesis on a transtibial limb. Check it out!
Transtibial prosthetic socket pistoning: Static evaluation of Seal-In® X5 and Dermo® Liner using motion analysis system
Gholizadeh, H., Abu Osman, N.A., Kamyab, M., Eshragi, A., Wan Abas, W.A.B., Azam, M.N. (2011) Transtibial prosthetic socket pistoning: Static evaluation of Seal-In X5 and Dermo Liner using motion analysis system. Clinical Biomechanics. (In Press)
Shane posted a summary along with multiple questions that he was left with after reading the article.
In this article, the authors are comparing pistoning of the transtibial prosthesis while wearing two different types of liners (Seal In X5 and Dermo Liner). The authors utilize a motion capture system (Vicon) to measure the pistoning by tracking the motion of reflective markers on the surface of the liners inside a socket.
To read Shane's full summary, click the link provided to log in and go directly to the Journal Club Discussions. <URL Redacted>. The article can be accessed by clicking the PDF link directly below the article reference.
Take a moment to read the article and post a comment! We would love your participation!
Registration is required to access the site. The Academy allows participation on the site for a limited time prior to requiring Academy or Society membership.
To visit the Gait Society, go to: <URL Redacted>.
Elisa de Jong, CPO, LO
Journal Club Chair
Shane Wurdeman, scientific liason for the Academy's Gait Society, has posted the next article addition to the Journal Club discussion board. It's an easy read that involves a challenge most amputees and prosthetists face regularly - suspension of a prosthesis on a transtibial limb. Check it out!
Transtibial prosthetic socket pistoning: Static evaluation of Seal-In® X5 and Dermo® Liner using motion analysis system
Gholizadeh, H., Abu Osman, N.A., Kamyab, M., Eshragi, A., Wan Abas, W.A.B., Azam, M.N. (2011) Transtibial prosthetic socket pistoning: Static evaluation of Seal-In X5 and Dermo Liner using motion analysis system. Clinical Biomechanics. (In Press)
Shane posted a summary along with multiple questions that he was left with after reading the article.
In this article, the authors are comparing pistoning of the transtibial prosthesis while wearing two different types of liners (Seal In X5 and Dermo Liner). The authors utilize a motion capture system (Vicon) to measure the pistoning by tracking the motion of reflective markers on the surface of the liners inside a socket.
To read Shane's full summary, click the link provided to log in and go directly to the Journal Club Discussions. <URL Redacted>. The article can be accessed by clicking the PDF link directly below the article reference.
Take a moment to read the article and post a comment! We would love your participation!
Registration is required to access the site. The Academy allows participation on the site for a limited time prior to requiring Academy or Society membership.
To visit the Gait Society, go to: <URL Redacted>.
Elisa de Jong, CPO, LO
Journal Club Chair
Citation
Elisa de Jong, “New Journal Club article measures transtibial socket pistoning using Vicon motion analysis system,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 6, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/233191.
