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General to detailed questions regarding prosthetics (fit, function, mechanics, pre-op/post-op care). Specifically below knee prosthetics

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2009-10-08 New Prosthetic amputation:

Unfortunately, the only way to get the bilsters to heal completely is to remain off of the prosthesis. You can continue to apply ointments and other treatments which will help with pain relief but not

2009-09-30 My Father:

Research the ELEVATED VACCUM SYSTEMS. They are offered by several manufacturers (ottobock, ohio willow wood, velocity labs, jim smith sales); consult your prosthestist for more detailed information and/or

2009-09-27 noisy leg:

It can be one or a combination of several issues. The best advise is to f/up with your Prosthetist to have them check the mechanical components (valve, sleeve, sock, liner, etc.). If it is not a

2009-09-17 Boots that zip up in back for prosthetic leg:

Your local tack and feed shop should have these style boots. Also, around here we have several western wear stores as well as tractor supply co. You should be able to find the boots at one of those stores

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