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Foreword
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C. Michael Schuch, CPO, FISPO
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Guest Editorial
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Jules M. Rothstein, PHD, PT
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Sense of Feel for Lower-Limb Amputees: A Phase-One Study
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John A. Sabolich, CPO
Giovani M. Ortega
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The authors perform a study todetermine the effectiveness of a sensory feedback device developed at
Sabolich Prosthetic & Research
Center for lower limb amputees. The
study suggests the device effected
significant change toward improved
symmetry.
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A Survey of Clinical CAD/CAM Use
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Andrew L. Steele, CP
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This survey conveys the opinions of
facilities that have undergone the
CAD/CAM evaluation and
implementation process. Based on
participant feedback, suggestions are
given to make the conversion to the
system a smooth one.
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Switch-Activated Electrically Controlled Prosthesis Following aClosed Head Injury: A Case Study
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David Berbrayer, FRCP(c)
Wallis T. Farraday, CP(C), CP(N.Z.)
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This case study details the upper-
extremity prosthetic treatment of a 31-year-old male with a closed head
trauma and mild spastic quadriparesis. A custom switch-activated
prosthesis allowed the patient to
independently feed and groom
himself.
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INTERNATIONAL FORUM--Specialized Seating Program in Riyadh
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Laith A.A. Al-Falahi, PHD
Mohammed H.S. Al-Turaiki, PHD
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The authors evaluate several different
types of special seating systems by
considering patient responses, the
resources needed to fabricate such
systems, and the advantages and
problems found in using them in the
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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RESEARCH FORUM--
Protocol and Procedures
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C. Michael Schuch, CPO, FISPO
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A research protocol is a detailed plan
that guides the conduct and execution
of a research study or investigation.
The essentials, goals and objectives of
the research protocol are addressed.
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