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Episode 8: Part Five: Prosthesis, Pain and Sequelae of Amputation
Episode 8
This is Part Five of Pain and Phantom Limbs
I will be discussing the results of a survey from 19 organizations belonging to World Veterans Federation. Where the major complaints of amputees include; poor fitting, poor dissemination of knowledge to doctors and amputees regarding new prostheses, lack of opportunity for "input" from amputees at research level and inadequate measures to deal with phantom and stump pain.
Disscussing how this study can help you as amputee communicate what your needs snd expectations are for a functional prosthesis.
This is Part Five of Pain and Phantom Limbs
I will be discussing the results of a survey from 19 organizations belonging to World Veterans Federation. Where the major complaints of amputees include; poor fitting, poor dissemination of knowledge to doctors and amputees regarding new prostheses, lack of opportunity for "input" from amputees at research level and inadequate measures to deal with phantom and stump pain.
Disscussing how this study can help you as amputee communicate what your needs snd expectations are for a functional prosthesis.
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Episode 8
This is Part Five of Pain and Phantom Limbs
I will be discussing the results of a survey from 19 organizations belonging to World Veterans Federation. Where the major complaints of amputees include; poor fitting, poor dissemination of knowledge to doctors and amputees regarding new prostheses, lack of opportunity for "input" from amputees at research level and inadequate measures to deal with phantom and stump pain.
Disscussing how this study can help you as amputee communicate what your needs snd expectations are for a functional prosthesis.
This is Part Five of Pain and Phantom Limbs
I will be discussing the results of a survey from 19 organizations belonging to World Veterans Federation. Where the major complaints of amputees include; poor fitting, poor dissemination of knowledge to doctors and amputees regarding new prostheses, lack of opportunity for "input" from amputees at research level and inadequate measures to deal with phantom and stump pain.
Disscussing how this study can help you as amputee communicate what your needs snd expectations are for a functional prosthesis.