The Management of Patients After Lower Extremity Amputation - Why Does the K-Level Matter?

The Management of Patients After Lower Extremity Amputation - Why Does the K-Level Matter?

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Physiatrist's Initial Evaluation

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Physiatrist's Initial Evaluation

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The Management of Patients After Lower Extremity Amputation - Why Does the K-Level Matter?

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  1. 1 Intro
  2. 2 Objectives
  3. 3 Definitions
  4. 4 Etiology Breakdown
  5. 5 Upper versus Lower Extremity Amputations
  6. 6 Lower Extremity Amputations by Level
  7. 7 Levels of Foot Amputations
  8. 8 TMA versus Hindfoot versus Syme's
  9. 9 Syme's Amputation
  10. 10 Transtibial Amputations (ie BKA)
  11. 11 Hip disarticulation and Hemipelvectomy
  12. 12 Unsatisfactory Levels for LE Amputation
  13. 13 Summary of Energy Expenditures
  14. 14 Predict the K Level: Case #1
  15. 15 Predict the K Level: Case #2
  16. 16 Amputee Mobility Predictor
  17. 17 Why Does the K-Level Matter?
  18. 18 Physiatrist's Role in Prosthetic Management
  19. 19 Physiatrist's Initial Evaluation
  20. 20 Post operative Management
  21. 21 Protection
  22. 22 Shaping
  23. 23 Scar Mobilization
  24. 24 Early Post-Op Rehab
  25. 25 Phantom Limb Pain History
  26. 26 Phantom Sensation versus Phantom Pain
  27. 27 Etiology of Phantom Pain
  28. 28 Phantom Limb Pain Treatment
  29. 29 Phantom Limb Pain Prognosis
  30. 30 Common Transtibial Gait Deviations
  31. 31 Common Transfemoral Gait Deviations
  32. 32 Quick Overview of Pediatric Prosthetic Fitting
  33. 33 PM&R Services
  34. 34 What about chronic back pain?
  35. 35 Questions?

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