Rehabilitation
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Aquatic Exercises for Amputees: Build Strength With Less Joint Stress
August 14, 2026
Build strength without the joint strain: pool exercises for amputees at every level, with adaptations for hand webs, kickboards, and more. Read the...
Build strength without the joint strain: pool exercises for amputees at every level, with adaptations for hand webs, kickboards, and more. Read the...
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After Electrocution, Patient Finds New Strength With Bionic Hand
July 15, 2025
In March 2022, 23-year-old Christian Arreola climbed onto his parents’ rooftop in Rosarito, Mexico, hoping to catch a view of the ocean. But in a s...
In March 2022, 23-year-old Christian Arreola climbed onto his parents’ rooftop in Rosarito, Mexico, hoping to catch a view of the ocean. But in a s...
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Quick Walks, Big Insights: New Research Improves Pro...
Evaluating how people with lower limb loss walk with their prostheses is important for comparing different devices and treatments. However, the standard method usually requires individuals to walk ...
Building Confidence Step by Step: UNLV’s Training Me...
Researchers at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, are testing a new rehabilitation approach designed to enhance confidence among users of lower-limb prostheses. This new regimen emphasizes walkin...
Comparing Muscle Strength in People with Above-Knee ...
Losing a limb, particularly above the knee, can greatly affect one’s muscle strength and how well they can move. This is why it’s important to know how muscle strength, the ability to move, and pro...
How Socket Comfort, Pain, and Mobility Evolve for Lo...
For individuals who wear a prosthetic leg all day, there is a delicate balance between socket comfort, discomfort or pain levels, and mobility. The levels of these three factors also differ in diff...
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