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• 3D Printing of Upper-Limb Prosthetics: Present Reality, Future Potential
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• Defining Success at Higher Levels: What Constitutes a Successful Outcome in Upper-Limb Prosthetics?
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• ACADEMY SOCIETY SPOTLIGHT: Keys to Optimizing External-Powered Prostheses
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• Study: Adaptive Knee Control Beneficial for Middle-Aged, Older Users With Transfemoral Amputation
  Contemporary prosthetic knees include passive (mechanical), adaptive (computerized), or active (motorized) control systems and have the potential to mitigate amputation-related functional impairments and activity limitations. Researchers at the University of Washington studied physical performance and self-report outcomes associated with use of each type of knee in persons with unilateral, transfemoral amputation.
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