Abstract Background Running-specific prostheses (RSPs) are biomechanically designed to
enable individuals with lower limb amputations to engage in high level sports. Research …

Running is beneficial for physical, social, and emotional health, and participating in physical
activity, including running, is becoming more popular for people with an amputation …

Background Individuals with lower-limb amputation can use running specific prostheses
(RSP) that store and then return elastic energy during stance. However, it is unclear whether …

Some individuals with a transtibial amputation (TTA) may not have access to running-
specific prostheses and therefore choose to run using their daily-use prosthesis. Unlike …

Joint moment is an important parameter for a quantitative assessment of human motor
function. However, most existing joint moment prediction methods lacking feature selection …

Purpose Prostheses designed for daily use are often inappropriate for high-level activities
and/or are susceptible to water damage and mechanical failure. Secondary prostheses …

Knowledge of joint moments will provide greater insight into the manner in which lower-
extremity amputees wearing running-specific prostheses regain running capacity and …

People with unilateral transtibial amputations (TTA) have greater risks of bilateral hip
osteoarthritis, related to asymmetric biomechanics compared to people without TTA …

People with unilateral transtibial amputation (TTA) have biomechanical differences between
the amputated and intact legs and compared to people without TTA during running …

The below-knee prosthesis is a technology in the health field that serves as foot-
replacement equipment for below-knee amputee whose main causes are diabetes, trauma …