LOWER LIMB AMPUTATION

This study is exploring whether the 'phantom' sensations people sometimes feel from a missing limb can be made useful. Researchers are testing if small changes to a prosthetic leg's socket can create helpful sensations that make walking feel more natural and less tiring. They wil…

This study is testing a new, lightweight motorized prosthetic leg for people with above-knee amputations. Researchers want to see if this powered leg helps people walk more easily, climb stairs, and perform daily tasks compared to their current prosthetic. The study will measure …

This study is testing an 18-month telehealth program designed to help veterans with leg amputations become more active through walking. The program combines remote coaching, peer support, and self-management training to help participants reduce sedentary time and maintain exercis…

This study aims to help people adjust after a leg amputation, often caused by diabetes. It will compare standard rehabilitation to a program that adds technology like virtual reality. Researchers want to see which approach better improves daily function, reduces pain and fall ris…

This study aims to understand how people with leg amputations prepare to walk on slopes and stairs. Researchers will use machine learning to analyze walking patterns in 70 participants, including healthy volunteers and amputees. The goal is to gather data to eventually create a s…