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The Limb-Deficient Child
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This title was originally published in 1963.
This title was originally published in 1963.
This title was originally published in 1963.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Preface
- Contents 1
- I The Role of the Medical Director THE MEDICAL DIRECTOR’S FUNCTION AS A MEMBER OF THE CLINIC TEAM
- THE REFERRAL
- THE PRELIMINARY INTERVIEW
- THE MEDICAL EXAMINATION
- GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF
- GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF LIMB-DEFICIENT CHILDREN
- THE PROBLEM OF LIMB DOMINANCE
- THE TRAUMATIC AMPUTEE
- THE ETIOLOGY OF CONGENITAL LIMB
- THE ROLE OF THE MEDICAL DIRECTOR IN THE PROSTHETIC PROGRAM
- II Orthopedic Considerations
- NONSURGICAL ASPECTS OF TREATMENT
- SURGICAL ASPECTS OF TREATMENT
- CONGENITAL SKELETAL DEFICIENCIES OF THE EXTREMITIES: CLASSIFICATION AND FUNDAMENTALS OF TREATMENT
- Ill The Psychosocial Problems
- THE PARENTS’ REACTIONS TO THE IMPACT OF THE EVENT
- ASSISTING THE PARENTS IN PERIODS OF CRISIS
- THE CHILD’S ATTITUDE TOWARD HIS DIFFERENCE
- THE PREADOLESCENT AND ADOLESCENT PERIODS
- THE PROBLEM OF COMPETITION
- THE CHILD'S WAYS OF HANDLING ANXIETY
- THE TRAUMATIC AMPUTEE
- THE ROLE OF THE SOCIAL WORKER
- IV Preprosthetic Evaluations
- THE THERAPIST’S CONTRIBUTION TO THE PRESCRIPTION
- EVALUATING DEVELOPMENTAL STATUS IN THE INFANT AMPUTEE
- EVALUATING DEVELOPMENTAL STATUS IN THE PRESCHOOL AND SCHOOL AGE CHILD
- EVALUATING RANGE OF MOTION AND MOTOR DEVELOPMENT
- PRESCHOOL AND SCHOOL AGE INTERESTS
- THE TEEN-AGER AND YOUNG ADULT
- DETERMINING FUNCTIONAL NEEDS
- TRANSLATING FUNCTIONAL NEEDS TO PROSTHETIC NEEDS
- V Preprosthetic Therapy POSTOPERATIVE CARE OF THE TRAUMATIC AMPUTEE
- THE USE OF CRUTCHES
- POSTOPERATIVE BANDAGING
- PHYSICAL CONDITIONING FOR THE TRAUMATIC AMPUTEE
- PHYSICAL CONDITIONING FOR THE CONGENITAL AMPUTEE
- VI Child Prosthesis Design and Fitting DESIGN CRITERIA
- HARNESSING
- HARNESSING FOR ABOVE-ELBOW AMPUTEES*
- EXPERIMENTAL HARNESSING TECHNIQUES
- DESIGNING THE PHOCOMELIA PROSTHESIS
- FITTING UPPER EXTREMITYAMPUTATIONS
- FITTING LOWER EXTREMITY AMPUTATIONS
- PROSTHESES FOR CHILDREN WITH MULTILATERAL DEFICIENCIES
- THE CHECK-OUT
- VII The Training Period INITIATING THE TRAINING PROGRAM
- CLOTHING FOR THE CHILD AMPUTEE
- STUMP HYGIENE
- MAINTENANCE AND CARE OF THE PROSTHESIS
- PUTTING ON THE PROSTHESIS
- BUILDING TOLERANCE TO WEAR
- VIII Training the Upper Extremity Amputee
- THE TRAINING AREA
- TRAINING THE INFANT FITTED WITH PASSIVE CONTROLS
- FOLLOW-UP TRAINING FOR THE INFANT WITH PASSIVE CONTROLS
- READINESS FOR ACTIVE CONTROLS
- ACTIVATION OF CONTROLS
- ACTIVE OPERATION OF THE PROSTHETIC COMPONENTS
- OPERATION OF CONTROLS: THE ABOVE-ELBOW AMPUTEE
- OPERATION OF CONTROLS: THE SHOULDER DISARTICULATION AMPUTEE
- TRAINING WITH ACTIVE CONTROLS
- TEACHING HOOK OPERATION
- SEQUENCE OF LEARNING GRASP AND RELEASE PATTERNS
- REFINEMENT OF GRASP AND RELEASE PATTERNS
- TOYS AND TRAINING AIDS FOR THE CHILD WITH ACTIVE CONTROLS
- TRAINING ACTIVITIES FOR BILATERALS
- SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES FOR DEVELOPING PROSTHETIC SKILL
- PLAYGROUND ACTIVITIES
- HOUSEHOLD ACTIVITIES
- SCHOOLROOM ACTIVITIES
- SPORTS
- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
- CARD GAMES
- SPECIAL EQUIPMENT
- EATING AND DRINKING
- DRESSING
- IX Training the Lower Extremity Amputee
- THE TRAINING AREA AND TRAINING EQUIPMENT
- INITIAL TRAINING
- CONTROL MOTIONS FOR LOWER (NOTE: EXTREMITY PROSTHESES
- PRELIMINARY WEIGHT SHIFTING AND BALANCE
- GAIT DEVIATIONS IN REFERENCE TO THERAPY
- AMBULATORY ACTIVITIES FOR THE UNILATERAL LOWER EXTREMITY AMPUTEE
- TRAINING THE BILATERAL LOWER EXTREMITY AMPUTEE
- AMBULATORY ACTIVITIES FOR THE BILATERAL LOWER EXTREMITY AMPUTEE
- Appendix
- Index