TRANSFEMORAL
PROSTHETICS
Jurusan Ortotik Prostetik
Poltekkes Kemenkes Surakarta
No stabilizing Patient maintains No additional For young, fit Short residual limb
mechanism use of muscles in stability if needed amputee with good Weak muscles
controlling length of residual Flexion contracture
prosthesis limb and muscle
strength
Poor gait- need to Young fit amputee with
Manual knee lock – Very stable circumduct, vault to Elderly amputee , good residuial limb able
the knee remains allow clearance in poor muscle to control knee with
locked throughout swing phase strength, flexion muscular contraction
stance and swing contracture
Weight activated Provides stability Increased weight , Indoor walker, low
stance control when limb is in Some maintenance If user is walking activity
flexion required compared on rough , uneven
to MKL ground , If user
requires some
added stability
(medium activity)
Hydraulic stance Heavy, requires
control Allows easy knee maintenance, Cost Low activity, poor
flexion in swing ,yet High activity muscle strength
high resistance to walker, runner
flexion in stance
Variety of functional
options
Swing phase Advantages Disadvantages Indications Contraindications
control of knee
Friction control Low weight Can be adjusted Good for children High activity patients
Simple design but only for one due to durability, using more than 1
Low maintenance walking speed For users who live walking speed
Any variation in very far from
speed causes clinic
uneven timing Patients who do
not change
walking speed
Extension assist – Cheap
external: elastic Easily fitted Not durable Active patient, with
strap Provides Reduced effort Uncosmetic For patients who good muscle strength
extension at end from amputee need help to
of swing extend knee
Simple design
Internal spring Durable Increased weight For patients who
assist : a spring Does not affect need help to extend
inside the knee cosmesis For patients who knee
mechanism is Reduced effort need help to
compressed from amputee extend knee
during flexion and
provides extension
assist
Pneumatic Provides control Heavy Patient who Low activity
of swing phase Expensive walks at Poor muscle
at different Requires different speeds strength
walking speeds maintenance
(simpler, lighter, Range of
less expensive walking speeds
compared to is limited
hydraulic unit)
Hydraulic
cylinder Provides control Heavy Patient who Low activity
of swing phase Expensive walks at Poor muscle
over a wide Requires different strength
range of maintenance speeds,
walking speeds Heavy user
high activity
Teen adult male
Shin Advantages Disadvantages Indications Contraindications
components
Exoskeletal Strong, Durable, Cannot change For heavy Patient requiring
May be water alignment or patient regular changes of
proof , socket after limb Patients alignment or socket
Inexpensive, is fitted , Heavy working in wet/
Locally available dirty
environments,
Patient doing
heavy work
Endo skeletal Usually Heavy patients,
ICRC Lightweight, Expensive, patients working in
Otto Bock allows change of Weight limits, Children , users dirty/ wet
Endolite socket and Has to be requiring environments
alignment after imported, regular change
delivery requires of socket and
maintenance height
Foot and ankle Advantages Disadvantages Indications Contraindications
components
Peg Leg Lighweight, no Poor gait, no Farmer working in All users not working as
maintenance anterior support , muddy conditions farmers
lack of cosmesis
SACH foot Lightweight, , little Children, low or High activity users
maintenance, Heel cushion may medium activity People walking on
Inexpensive corrode over time users uneven terrain
Soft heel cushion
required for TF
Single axis foot High activity users
Ability to change Maintenance Patients with Users unable to attend
stiffness of required limited muscle for regular
plantarflexion; Increased weight strength and lack maintenance
improved knee compared to SACH of knee control
control Works well Reduced cosmesis
Multiaxial foot on slopes
Low activity patients
Increased For medium or Indoor walkers
Allows movement maintenance high activity users, Users unable to attend
AP and ML planes Expensive patients walking on for regular
and rotation; rough ground maintenance
Ability to change
resistance to
Energy Storing foot plantarflexion
Allows different
heel height Very high activity Children
Reduced stability users, Athletic Low, medium activity
If foot is unloaded Increased weight patients engaged patients
quickly it releases High cost in sports
energy when
walking
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