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Overview of Transtibial Suspension

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Generic Class Suspension
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Primary Indication
Major Advantages
Chief Limitations
Atmospheric Pressure   Roll on locking liners; hypobaric socks; augmented vacuum systems; elastomeric knee sleeves   Whenever clinically feasible   Minimizes pistoning; best proprioception; greatest ROM   Precise fit so consistent donning necessary; best with stable limb volume  
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Anatomic   Supracondylar, supracondylar suprapatellar, removable medial wedge   To increase knee stability, for short limb or ligamentous laxity   Easy to don and doff even with dexterity or vision problems; M-L stability; suprapatellar limits hyperextension   Restricts full knee flexion; suspension pressure is localized  
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Straps   Cuff; cuff + waist belt; fork strap + waist belt   Residual limb volume changes anticipated   Amputee adjustable; good aux. suspension   Some pistoning; discomfort from waist belt; tight cuff may inhibit circulation  
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Hinges   Thigh corset (joints and lacer)   Damaged knee or residual limb; previous successful user   Max M-L and A-P stability; partial unloading of residual limb   Heavy, bulky, awkward to don; allows significant pistoning  
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