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PATIENTS IN THE INITIAL PHASE (TEMPORARY PROSTHESIS, REHABILITATION) FOLLOWING UNILATERAL POST- TRANSTIBIAL AMPUTATION (PROCEDURE 2)

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New scanner could help doctors predict amputation recovery

Knowledge-focused Terminated

This study tested a special light scanner (NIRS) to see if it could better predict how well a leg stump heals after amputation. It involved 62 people who had a below-the-knee amputation due to poor circulation. Researchers compared the new scanner to the current standard method t…

Matched conditions: PATIENTS IN THE INITIAL PHASE (TEMPORARY PROSTHESIS, REHABILITATION) FOLLOWING UNILATERAL POST- TRANSTIBIAL AMPUTATION (PROCEDURE 2)

Phase: NA • Sponsor: Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Dijon • Aim: Knowledge-focused

Last updated Mar 23, 2026 15:15 UTC

PATIENTS IN THE INITIAL PHASE (TEMPORARY PROSTHESIS, REHABILITATION) FOLLOWING UNILATERAL POST- TRANSTIBIAL AMPUTATION (PROCEDURE 2)

Get alerted when new PATIENTS IN THE INITIAL PHASE (TEMPORARY PROSTHESIS, REHABILITATION) FOLLOWING UNILATERAL POST- TRANSTIBIAL AMPUTATION (PROCEDURE 2) trials appear

New scanner could help doctors predict amputation recovery