'J rehabil res dev' presentation slideshows

Evidence-based and biomechanical considerations for selection of mechanical prosthetic knees

Evidence-based and biomechanical considerations for selection of mechanical prosthetic knees. Andreas Kannenberg, MD PhD , Director Medical Affairs. Background. Importance of prosthetic knee selection.

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Comparison of changes in heart rate variability and sacral skin perfusion in response to postural changes in people with

Comparison of changes in heart rate variability and sacral skin perfusion in response to postural changes in people with spinal cord injury. Yih-Kuen Jan, PT, PhD; Mark Anderson, PT, PhD; Jeanine Soltani, PT, PhD; Stephanie Burns, PT, PhD; Robert D. Formane, PhD. Aim

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Figure 7. LabVIEW (National Instruments Corporation; Austin, Texas) front panel of iMachine graphical user interface.

Figure 7. LabVIEW (National Instruments Corporation; Austin, Texas) front panel of iMachine graphical user interface.

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Figure 1. Variable hip constraint mechanism exoskeleton. Source: Image used with permission by Mr. Rudi Kobetic, Clevel

Figure 1. Variable hip constraint mechanism exoskeleton. Source: Image used with permission by Mr. Rudi Kobetic, Cleveland Department of Veterans Affairs.

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Figure 1. Experimental setup. Eight coin motors (iNEED (HK) Limited; Shenzhen, China) placed in array on forearm.

Figure 1. Experimental setup. Eight coin motors (iNEED (HK) Limited; Shenzhen, China) placed in array on forearm.

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Figure 4. Terminal marker altitude in relation to divider with modified Box and Blocks test.

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Figure 4. Surface electrodes. Gel-coated silver fiber electrodes are placed over each motor point of quadriceps and hamstrings.

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Figure 6 . Survival curves of aluminum ultralight rigid wheelchairs (AURWs), titanium ultralight rigid wheelchairs (TURWs), and aluminum ultralight folding wheelchairs (AUFWs).

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Figure 9 . Kuschall AirPro wheelchairs had rupture line at cantilever bend in frame where seat transitions into footrest system following tube seam.

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Figure 24. Definitive prosthesis made using check socket of Figure 23 with special-purpose terminal device for cycling and boating.

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Figure 6. Four modified tongue depressors represent actual compression bars for creating longitudinal depressions when cast is taken.

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Figure 1. Wrist actions. (a) Pronation and supination occur when both motors turn in same direction so that two sides of differential rotate in opposite directions. (b) Flexion and extension occur when two motors oppose each other across differential and torque is set up to flex joint.

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Figure 6. Diagram idealizes loading on axillary support viewed from front. F = force, GRF = ground reaction force. Borrelli J, Haslach HW Jr. Experimental characterization of axillary/underarm interface pressure in swing-through crutch walking. J Rehabil Res Dev. 2013;50(3):423–36.

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