Using Volume and/or Surface Area in Modification?
Jeffrey
Description
Collection
Title:
Using Volume and/or Surface Area in Modification?
Creator:
Jeffrey
Date:
5/2/2016
Text:
Hi all,
I know most of the typical modification methods are by circumferences and
ply fit reductions.
However, I'm wondering whether anyone has had experience with heuristics
for modifying via:
- Overall Volume (mm^3) - for example, the displacement of the plaster
mold in a bucket of water
- Surface area (mm^2) - for example how much of a cloth it would take to
wrap around the plaster mold.
I feel intuitively that these measurements could be very helpful, but
haven't seen them talked about before.
Thanks!
Jeff Huber
I know most of the typical modification methods are by circumferences and
ply fit reductions.
However, I'm wondering whether anyone has had experience with heuristics
for modifying via:
- Overall Volume (mm^3) - for example, the displacement of the plaster
mold in a bucket of water
- Surface area (mm^2) - for example how much of a cloth it would take to
wrap around the plaster mold.
I feel intuitively that these measurements could be very helpful, but
haven't seen them talked about before.
Thanks!
Jeff Huber
Citation
Jeffrey, “Using Volume and/or Surface Area in Modification?,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 25, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/242225.