Rotators, with or without accompanying shock absorbers, are good additions to most lower extremity prosthetic devices. While they do add weight to a prosthesis, they reduce torsional stress on tissue. A rotation unit is definitely an asset to playing golf, and some units can be ‘tuned’ to suit the preferences of each individual.
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- Shock Absorbers and Rotators
Fitting for Optimal Sitting Ability and Comfort
- Fitting for Optimal Sitting Ability and Comfort Transfemoral rotator enables the knee to rotate relative to the socket in sitting posture. This function provides hip flexion adjustment, which can reduce strains caused by the socket at the residual limb. Therefore ensures prosthetic user sitting in various levels and positions comfortably. Features Flexed lower leg can be swung in and out.…
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