Titlebook: Comprehensive Management of the Upper-Limb Amputee; Diane J. Atkins (Coordinator, Instructor),Robert H Textbook 1989 Springer-Verlag New Y

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Surgical Options for Brachial Plexus and Stroke Patients, with impaired sensation. The recovery period may range from several months to several years, during which time the patient must learn to adapt and function with a disabled upper extremity. Additionally, one must tolerate a significant amount of pain associated with the plexus disruption or the phen

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Upper-Limb Prosthetic Components for Children and Teenagers,es presented in this chapter were designed at the Child Amputee Prosthetics Project (CAPP) at the University of California-Los Angeles. Others are the result of research done in other countries or elsewhere in the United States.

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Psychological Adaptation to Limb Loss,tients to their physical rehabilitation and to facilitate their return to normal life, the psychological reality of the patient must be understood and included in the treatment plan. In this chapter, the “psychological reality” will be described as a function of the patient’s character or personalit

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Experience with the Utah Arm, Hand, and Terminal Device,nter for Engineering Design. Evolving from experiments in multiple degree of freedom arm control,. several prototype designs were developed until the first version of the self-contained myoelectric elbow unit was introduced in December 1980. A brief timetable of progress of the Utah Artificial Arm i

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Use of the Boston Elbow for High-Level Amputees,ility, the Boston Elbow features many control modes from simple switch control to myoelectric control of three functions by just two muscles. It is powered by a rechargeable nickel-cadmium battery in the forearm.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-3530-9Amputation; bioengineering; biomedical engineering; hand; plastic surgery; rehabilitation; surgery; surgica

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