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Figure 1. Two prostheses used to measure load
applied to (a) bone-anchored fixation of
individual with transfemoral amputation,
including (b) connector, (c) 4-hole standard
adapter and designedplate, (d) transducer (model
45E15A, JR3 Inc), (e) knee joint, (g) foot, and
(h) footwear. Mechanical prosthesis on left
includes (e) C-Leg (Otto Bock), (f) tube adapter
(Otto Bock), and (g) C-Walk foot (model 1C40,
Otto Bock). Microprocessor-controlled prosthesis
on right includes (e) Total Knee (Össur), (f)
Total Shock (Össur), and (g) tube adapter (Össur)
and Trustep (College Park Inc).
Frossard L, Häggström E, Hagberg K, Brånemark R.
Load applied on bone-anchored transfemoral
prosthesis Characterization of a prosthesisA
pilot study. J Rehabil Res Dev.
201350(5)61934. http//dx.doi.org/10.1682/JRRD.
2012.04.0062 ResearcherID/ORCID Laurent
Frossard, PhD C-3582-2008