Prosthetic Socks and Shoe Selection - Prosthetic Training: Episode 3
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2024
- Use of prosthetic socks and choosing an appropriate shoe considering a prosthetic device. Topics include sock ply, types, and considerations as well as shoe types and considerations.
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Prosthetic Socks 0:15
Shoe Selection 2:46
Effect of Changing Heel Height 6:26
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This is the third episode of our Prosthetic Training video series which covers the spectrum of amputee rehabilitation from immediately post-amputation through running with a prosthesis. They are intended for clinicians and patients and are a great resource for rehabilitation professionals working with lower limb amputees.
View the entire series here: • Prosthetic Training Se...
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If you have questions relating to this topic or notice other questions similar to yours, check out our You Asked Series, where we answer patient questions in short digestible videos.
• You Asked
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Instructor: David Lawrence, MSPT, AT-Ret
David is an internationally renowned rehabilitation professional and educator. In addition to treating patients, he delivers courses in the USA and abroad on knee, hip and foot pathologies, rehabilitation following limb amputation, and disabled sports and recreation. He is founder of The Gait Center, a walking focused physical therapy clinic located in Richmond, VA, USA, as well as the founder and Director of Operations for Mission Gait.
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Video production by Will Riddick, PT, DPT for Mission Gait.
very very helpful as i am going for my first ever test socket fitting next week.
We wish you the best of luck and hope you come back to our page if you wish to learn more!
Thankyou for all your video's they have been very helpful learning to help my client
I want to say thanks so much for showing all this great information that so important for me every day my right leg below the knee
We are so happy you have found our channel helpful! Keep on pushing. 😊
Very informative. Thank you!
There is so much wonderful straightforward information imparted here I feel better equipped to handle my prosthetic leg and equipment that goes with it. Thank you.
You're so welcome!
You're a great teacher
I have sockets that are made when my stump is at the smallest (shrinked) like late in the evening, and one socket made in early in the morning when the stump is at the biggest. My stump is pretty stable in size during this two moments during a day and I use them along with a smallest ajust with PLY stump socket.
Good video
Thanks for the info, i have a below the knee amputation. This just happened last February and I’m still trying to find the right fit. It feels like my stump bottoms out in the bottom of my prosthetic and i get a lot of pain when i put weight on it. To alleviate the pain i cut my old tube socks and pull them up over the bottom part of my knee so i can kind of wedge my leg in there without bottoming out. It feels a lot better but then I get pain on my knee. Go figure. Thanks again for the info
We're glad it was helpful! Prosthetic fitting is a really difficult journey. It takes a lot of input from your prosthetist, a lot of trial and error, and time. If you are still having trouble I would certainly recommend reaching out to your prosthetist to help. It could be as simple as a sock adjustment to as much as needing a new socket. They can help determine what you need.
Mission Gait thanks for the reply
Disculpe si uno ocupa una pieza de protesis la podrían mandar a cualquier lado? La podrían enviar? Pueden hacer envios?
Carbohydrate intake causes swelling. To heel height. I have had the heel rises taken out of my foot. Like being barefoot. When sitting my leg is extended - knee is
to floor. Roll over is easier. My gate is much better - my hips are happier. We are all different.
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Questions...
I hate wearing sneakers...I prefer boots. I wear zipper side low heel boots...but..I'm afraid they may be causing issues with balance and no shock absorbers like rubber bottom sneakers.
I have a dilemma here...I can't self adjust..need to go to leg guy for this..what about alignment??
How often do I need to align my prosthetic?
I'm new to this amp thing..3 yrs..and the last year has been hell..2 pressure sores..and my stump shrunk greatly.
So now...my new leg is ready and my new foot..bionic..with ankle movement..yeah
What's your opinion on these and my above questions...help!!!
Sounds like it will be a great setup. Your prosthetist should be your guide here. A few things though, anytime you change your shoes, you will likely need an adjustment. There are options available where you can adjust the ankle position based on different shoes, but you want to be extremely confident with your prostheses before attempting that. This should also be done with the assist of a prosthetist. If you were fit with a sneaker on your prosthesis and then switched to boots, this will probably be impacting your balance due to the likely change in heel height. New ankle technology has really come a long way, so it should be helpful.
I'm with you, I hate sneakers, can't wear them comfortably, too hot for me. I've found shoes, not just boots, with a back zipper that are really easy to put on, even on the fake foot. I've got several pair of low boots for winter and I love them. I also wear flats, sandals that lace up and have no problem.
Can I wear prosthetic legg while setting ideal at home or to wear at the time of walking only
Ideally you can wear it all day, every day depending on how stable your limb is. If you notice redness or sores stop wearing it for a few days until they heal.
How much is the repair Yari Hai Zara
the biggest problem is not the shoe but the sweat!!!! especially in hot summer days or weather with huge humidity.... i feel the prosthetic feet to {leave me......}
I need you contact sir because I also need ladge because recently doctor remove my ledge cause of gangrene
Hello. We are solely focused on education in walking rehabilitation. We do not provide prosthetic limbs.
I am writing using google translate.
Unfortunately, my English was not enough to fully understand your valuable information :(
I would like to ask for a brief evaluation of the flat-soled shoe preference as a few sentences.
Thank you very much in advance..
Sorry for that. We prefer shoes that are flat because they rarely result in alignment problems. Prosthetic components are generally designed for a flat shoe.
@@MissionGait Thank you for your sensitive behavior and response.
I wish you good luck.
Ok
No sé inglés,cómo se traduce al español
Lo sentimos. Puedes activar los subtítulos y traducirlos automáticamente al español.
Price
We do not provide prosthetic componentry, so we cannot provide any information on costs.
Would you contact me please.
Hello, we would be glad to! Reach out to us here: www.missiongait.org/contact-us
Why do you guys only show stuff for men. There are women with amputation. Plus, women don't always want to be in sports shoes 😢😢 I appreciate the information. I just wish it would include visuals of different👡👡👡👡👡
Maribel, please watch this video and skip to 9:45 to hear more about women's shoes. We understand your concern and hope this helps! ua-cam.com/video/tzcBuzrcqHw/v-deo.htmlsi=ZhsN9SGry9JMQuji