Microprocessor-Controlled Prosthetic Knee Joint

The prosthesis for a tibial or below-knee amputation must be compatible with the user’s desired activity level and provide maximum comfort at the stump (residual limb).input:
output:The prosthesis’s various attributes must satisfy the specific needs of the user for their daily activities, including occupational and leisure activities, slow and fast walking, and activities that necessitate a waterproof device.input:
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The prosthesis must perform in a variety of critical capacities. It must be safe, reliable, and either stable or compatible with high-performance sporting activity. Additionally, it must be comfortable enough to be tolerated throughout the day.input:
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A prosthesis is the result of the combination of several components: input:
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In order to establish an interface between the stump and the socket, a liner is worn over the stump. It enhances comfort and mitigates the pressure exerted on the stump.

The socket is the rigid structure of the prosthesis that transfers the motion of the stump to the prosthesis during walking and supports the user’s weight.

A prosthetic foot is selected to accommodate the user’s level of activity:

A light and functional foot is recommended for users who primarily reside in their homes, as its primary characteristic is stability.