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  2. Begin by entering your company name and contact information, including phone and fax numbers, as well as shipping and billing addresses.
  3. Fill in the shipment details such as 'Date Shipped', 'Date Needed', and 'P.O. #'.
  4. Provide patient-specific information including their name, height, weight, and activity level. Indicate whether the measurement is bilateral or for the right/left side.
  5. Select the socket type from options like Diagnostic, Definitive, Preparatory, or Transfer & Finish.
  6. Choose the insert/liner type and specify its thickness. Additionally, fill in details about lock/value type and suspension type.
  7. Complete sections on laminated socket type, color preferences, custom finishes, alignment setup, and any special notes relevant to the patient's needs.

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MEASURING GUIDE Length: measure from just below the knee joint (A) to top of the foot shell (B). Take away 2cm, to leave a recommended gap between top of foot shell and bottom of cover. This gives the Length. Circumference: measure the circumference around the widest part of the sound limb or leg socket.
0:06 0:21 Until you reach the middle of the kneecap. Once youre happy record your measurement.MoreUntil you reach the middle of the kneecap. Once youre happy record your measurement.
Clinicians have two types of prosthetic sockets for patients with a transfemoral amputation: the quadrilateral socket introduced in the 1950s and the ischial containment socket introduced in the 1980s. For many years, the quadrilateral socket was acceptable to clinicians and patients alike.
It replaces a missing leg above the knee. The artificial knee joint is controlled by hip motion, thus heavily influenced by the strength of the residual limb. A transfemoral prosthesis usually allows for seemingly normal movement and function after a lengthy rehabilitation process.
Introduction: The prosthetic socket is the interface which connects the human body to the artificial limb and allows transmission of body weight and forces for gait. Due to the intimate nature of the transfemoral (TF) socket it is of utmost importance to facilitate optimal comfort and function to the user.
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It is common practice to align transfemoral prosthetic sockets in adduction, due to the physiologic, adducted femoral alignment in unimpaired legs. An adducted femoral and socket alignment helps tightening hip abductors to stabilize the pelvis and reduce pelvic and trunk related compensatory movements.
The biomechanical reaction to the contraction of the hip abductors and resultant femoral force against the lateral wall of the transfemoral socket is a laterally directed force or moment concentrated at the proximo-medial aspect of the transfemoral socket during mid-stance.
Transfemoral alignment Prosthetic alignment refers to the spatial relationship of each part of the device to the others. The purpose of alignment is to increase the wearers comfort and ability to control the prosthesis.

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