Results
traumatic amputation, amputation, SD, trauma
BONE INFECTION, HAND INFECTION
Nine participants completed all protocol procedures and used for data analysis. A total of 13 adult human subjects (12 male and 1 female) were consented and enrolled in this study. One participant was only part of the pilot run and not the formal data collection phase. Two subjects were withdrawn from study. One patient was excluded from data analysis due to a protocol deviation. Therefore, data analysis was performed on a total of 9 subjects, 8 males and 1 female with mean age of 46 ± 14 years. Reasons for amputation were trauma and infection. Time since amputation varied from 15 years to under a year. Considering mobility, eight subjects were a K3 level, and one was a K2 level activity (Table Patient demographics summary and prosthetics foot/knee details.Patients with an average age of 46.5 (mean ± SD, 46.5 ± 14.03) participated in the study. Gender: 8/9 were male and 1/9 was female. Reason for amputation: eight patients with traumatic amputation and one infection. Data presented as patient number, n (%).