upper extremity liners
Markus Saufferer
Description
Collection
Title:
upper extremity liners
Creator:
Markus Saufferer
Date:
11/29/2013
Text:
Dear list,
I have a patient who requires replacement transradial liners and a new socket. He had previously been wearing p-pod extra small alpha liners which fit his length (almost WD), and conformed to his very body and conical limb, while allowing unrestricted elbow movement and conforming to his elbow flexion. I am aware of all the benefits of silicone vs. TPE, but I believe, in this case, this is the best liner for him. I am not interested in purchasing a pair of these liners that may be still on a shelf somewhere, since I am concerned about a replacement being available in the future. Is anyone aware of any other liner options, other than going with a custom shaped silicone?
Markus Saufferer, B.Sc.(Kin), C.P.(c)
Motion Prosthetics
1145 Dufferin Cres.
Nanaimo, BC
250.591.1816
I have a patient who requires replacement transradial liners and a new socket. He had previously been wearing p-pod extra small alpha liners which fit his length (almost WD), and conformed to his very body and conical limb, while allowing unrestricted elbow movement and conforming to his elbow flexion. I am aware of all the benefits of silicone vs. TPE, but I believe, in this case, this is the best liner for him. I am not interested in purchasing a pair of these liners that may be still on a shelf somewhere, since I am concerned about a replacement being available in the future. Is anyone aware of any other liner options, other than going with a custom shaped silicone?
Markus Saufferer, B.Sc.(Kin), C.P.(c)
Motion Prosthetics
1145 Dufferin Cres.
Nanaimo, BC
250.591.1816
Citation
Markus Saufferer, “upper extremity liners,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 24, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/235830.
