This study compared the ability of a split-toe prosthetic foot to a solid-keel to adapt to a lateral incline and identified the resulting effects on the body.  Between these two feet, there were no difference in level ground walking, however on slopes where the prosthesis was uphill, the results suggested the split-keel conformed better and was preferred by participants.

This project investigated how changing the infill percentage (the percentage of material between the internal and external socket walls) affected the strength of 3D printed transtibial sockets. We found that the infill percentage did not affect the structural strength of the 3D printed sockets we made.  

The primary purpose of this study was to explore perceptions of informal caregivers of persons with lower limb amputation to identify which resources were helpful in managing their own self-care. A secondary purpose was to identify resources that would help enhance the quality of care caregivers provide to persons with amputation