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| Vorsitz: |
Prof. Alan Thurston
Wellington School of Medicine and Health Sciences New Zealand Artificial Limb Board |
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| Datum/Zeit: | Mi. 12.05.2010 08:00 - 09:15
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| Ort: | Saal 4 |
| Zusammenfassung: | The course covers the problems of fitting prosthetic upper limbs, the choice of components and some the technical aspects of prosthetic upper limbs. There is also a selection on the latest developments. |
| Titel Vortrag | Referent(en) | |
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| #1/5 |
![]() Grundlegende Struktur und Funktion der menschlichen Hand Zusammenfassung:
This paper covers basic anatomy, sensory functions and movements of the joints of the digits
and the wrist - Included are the different types of grip, appearance and cosmesis, the use of
the hand for support (changing positions) and as an organ of expression.
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| #2/5 |
![]() Das Rezept (eine Extremität wählen) Zusammenfassung:
This paper covers assessments of the level of amputation, the condition of the stump, the level
of activity of the amputee and a consideration of special requirements. It includes discussions
on different power sources (passive to myoelectric) and choosing a terminal device.
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| #3/5 |
![]() Anpassung der Prothese an den Amputierten Zusammenfassung:
This paper covers an assessment of the requirements of the amputee (weight, cosmesis,
durability & etc), the prosthetists requirements (materials, components, strength, ease of
working/manufacture and ease of alignment and adjustment) and the advantages and
disadvantages of the different materials that are available. It also includes socket designs,
suspension systems, harnesse
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| #4/5 |
![]() Fortschritte in der Myoelektrik Zusammenfassung:
This paper covers basic physiology of the nerve/muscle unit, electromyography and the
components of a basic myoelectric prosthesis. It also includes a comparison of myoelectric
versus body-powered prostheses, explaining the advantages and disadvantages of each
system. Also included is an explanation of the control of myoelectric prostheses, battery
durability and drain, signal processing and a section on targeted reinnervation.
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| #5/5 |
![]() Studie zu myoelektrischen Extremitäten aus Neuseeland |