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[M010] Citation: G. Klute, J. Czerniecki, B. Hannaford,
'ARTIFICIAL MUSCLES: ACTUATORS FOR LOWER LIMB PROSTHESES,'
Proceedings of the 2nd Annual Meeting of the VA Rehabilitation Research and Development Service, pp. 107, Washington DC, February 20-22, 2000.
Abstract
Prosthetic clinical experience indicates many veterans suffer from lack of
endurance, non-symmetrical gait, and high levels of effort while simply walking
at their self-selected pace. The integration of an artificial musculo-tendon
actuator into a below-knee prosthesis has the potential to greatly improve
amputee gait by providing the missing propulsive force of the ankle musculature.
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