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- Title:
- 08_03_02_01 Principles of Lower Limb Amputation
- Description:
- This session will identify the factors that contribute to loss of gait and postural stability following amputation. Later, it will explain why it is important to preserve functioning joints and consider the impact of nerve supply and blood supply on level of amputation.
- Hierarchy:
- Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery (e-LPRAS) > 8 - Lower Limb > Surgical Procedures in the Lower Limb > e-LPRAS 08_03_02 - Amputations in the Lower Limb > 08_03_02_01 Principles of Lower Limb Amputation
- Author(s):
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George Wheble
Michael Lamyman
- Created:
- 3 Nov 2017
- Last Major Update:
- 3 Nov 2017
- Keywords:
- 160-1017, plastic, surgery, lower limb, trauma, amputation, joint, function, ankle, knee, hip, gait, ambulation, stance, swing, posture, energy, level, disarticulation, transtibial, transfemoral, transpelvic, nerve, blood, supply
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- 160-1017
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- Title:
- 08_03_02_01 Principles of Lower Limb Amputation
- Description:
- This session will identify the factors that contribute to loss of gait and postural stability following amputation. Later, it will explain why it is important to preserve functioning joints and consider the impact of nerve supply and blood supply on level of amputation.
- Hierarchy:
- Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery (e-LPRAS) > 8 - Lower Limb > Surgical Procedures in the Lower Limb > e-LPRAS 08_03_02 - Amputations in the Lower Limb > 08_03_02_01 Principles of Lower Limb Amputation
- Author(s):
-
George Wheble
Michael Lamyman
- Created:
- 3 Nov 2017
- Last Major Update:
- 3 Nov 2017
- Keywords:
- 160-1017, plastic, surgery, lower limb, trauma, amputation, joint, function, ankle, knee, hip, gait, ambulation, stance, swing, posture, energy, level, disarticulation, transtibial, transfemoral, transpelvic, nerve, blood, supply
- Quicklink:
- 160-1017