Shock absorption during transtibial amputee gait: Does longitudinal prosthetic stiffness play a role?

Keyphrases

• Amputee Gait 100%
• Clinical Significance 16%
• Compensatory Mechanisms 16%
• Crossing Experiment 16%
• Fast Walking 16%
• Force Loading 16%
• Force Magnitude 16%
• Force Peak 16%
• Gait 33%
• Gait Biomechanics 33%
• Ground Reaction Force 50%
• Incident Shock 16%
• Kinematic Indicators 16%
• Kinematics 16%
• Knee Flexion 16%
• Longitudinal Stiffness 16%
• Lower Limb Prosthesis 16%
• Peak Magnitude 16%
• Pelvic Obliquity 16%
• Prosthesis 50%
• Prosthesis User 16%
• Pylon 16%
• Range of Values 16%
• Reduced Stiffness 16%
• Residual Limb 16%
• Rigid Displacement 16%
• Self-selected Speed 33%
• Shock Absorber 16%
• Shock Absorption 100%
• Stance Phase 16%
• Stiffness 100%
• Stiffness Condition 16%
• Systematic Variation 16%
• Transfemoral Amputee 100%
• Transtibial Prosthesis 33%
• Unilateral Transtibial Amputation 16%
• Variables of Interest 16%
• Walking Speed 16%

Engineering

• Appreciable Change 16%
• Biomechanics 33%
• Fast Walking 16%
• Peak Magnitude 16%
• Prosthesis 100%
• Prosthetics 100%
• Reaction Force 50%
• Reduced Stiffness 16%
• Stance Phase 16%