AMBULATION WITH THE MOTORIZED PROSTHESIS IN THE "POWERED" CONDITION

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Power legs: can a motorized prosthesis boost mobility?

Symptom relief Not yet recruiting

This study tests whether a motorized artificial leg helps people with amputation walk faster, balance better, and move more easily during everyday tasks like climbing stairs or walking on slopes. About 20 adults, with or without an amputation, will compare their mobility with and…

Matched conditions: AMBULATION WITH THE MOTORIZED PROSTHESIS IN THE "POWERED" CONDITION

Phase: NA • Sponsor: Northern Arizona University • Aim: Symptom relief

Last updated May 26, 2026 12:11 UTC

AMBULATION WITH THE MOTORIZED PROSTHESIS IN THE "POWERED" CONDITION

Get alerted when new AMBULATION WITH THE MOTORIZED PROSTHESIS IN THE "POWERED" CONDITION trials appear

Power legs: can a motorized prosthesis boost mobility?