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ARCHIVES OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION
卷 85, 期 12, 页码 2046-2052出版社
W B SAUNDERS CO
DOI: 10.1016/j.apmr.2003.10.013
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amputees; artificial limbs; biomechanics; gait; rehabilitation
Objective: To establish the adaptation strategy transtibial amputees use after mass perturbation of their prosthetic lower leg. Design: We investigated whether the measured adaptations to mass perturbation of the lower leg in transtibial amputees can better be described as (1) a kinetic invariance strategy in which kinetics (joint torques) remain the same while kinematics (joint angles) change or (2) a kinematic invariance strategy in which kinematics remain the same while kinetics change. Setting: A gait laboratory. Participants: Ten transtibial amputees. Interventions: Five different mass conditions. Main Outcome Measures: Measured joint torques and angles during the swing phase in the different mass conditions. Results: Mass perturbation induced more significant changes and larger effect sizes in joint torques than in joint angles. Conclusions: Transtibial amputees adapt to mass perturbation primarily by maintaining the same kinematic pattern and adjusting their joint torques, that is, they use a kinematic invariance strategy. This implies that manipulating prosthetic inertial properties does not directly influence gait kinematics and that inertial properties should be evaluated in terms of the energetic cost of the swing phase.
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