Original Article
Pylons and Temporary Prostheses in the Rehabilitation of Lower Extremity Geriatric Amputees
Abstract
In the rehabilitation of geriatric patients especially, in whom a prosthesis is to be fitted eventually to an amputated limb, it is essential that certain complications be avoided to attain ultimate success. Therefore the temporary use of prostheses may be indicated.This content is limited to qualifying members.
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