DETECTING CHANGES IN COMFORT, PAIN, AND MOBILITY OVER CLINICAL MILESTONES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH LOWER LIMB LOSS

The normative data and MDC scores demonstrate the PS & PLUS-M are useful measures of pain and mobility at all points within treatment. The 2MWT is indicated for individuals in rehabilitation, while the SCS is indicated for those receiving a replacement socket, as both effectively measure treatment goals that are particularly important for each phase of rehabilitation. This provides clinicians with practice-based evidence that enables them to interpret OM scores, a critical part of the decision-making process along the treatment journey.

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Canadian Prosthetics & Orthotics Journal
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2024-10-25
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https://doi.org/10.33137/cpoj.v7i1.43890
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Prosthetics and Rehabilitation Robotics
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DETECTING CHANGES IN COMFORT, PAIN, AND MOBILITY OVER CLINICAL MILESTONES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH LOWER LIMB LOSS

Malena Sofia Rapaport, David Moe, Brittany Mae Pousett, Tessa Richardson et al.
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DETECTING CHANGES IN COMFORT, PAIN, AND MOBILITY OVER CLINICAL MILESTONES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH LOWER LIMB LOSS

Malena Sofia Rapaport, David Moe, Brittany Mae Pousett, Tessa Richardson, William Cameron Miller, Charlene C. Harasym, Jesse Spellen
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Abstract

The normative data and MDC scores demonstrate the PS & PLUS-M are useful measures of pain and mobility at all points within treatment. The 2MWT is indicated for individuals in rehabilitation, while the SCS is indicated for those receiving a replacement socket, as both effectively measure treatment goals that are particularly important for each phase of rehabilitation. This provides clinicians with practice-based evidence that enables them to interpret OM scores, a critical part of the decision-making process along the treatment journey.

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University of British Columbia (CA), GF Strong Rehabilitation Centre (CA)
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DETECTING CHANGES IN COMFORT, PAIN, AND MOBILITY OVER CLINICAL MILESTONES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH LOWER LIMB LOSS — Malena Sofia Rapaport, David Moe, et al. · Canadian Prosthetics & Orthotics Journal (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS