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cpoj-33517	McGrath, Michael; Davies, Katherine C. ; Laszczak, Piotr ; Rek, Beata; McCarthy, Joe; Zahedi, Saeed; Moser, David	THE INFLUENCE OF HYDRAULIC ANKLES AND MICROPROCESSOR-CONTROL ON THE BIOMECHANICS OF TRANS-TIBIAL AMPUTEES DURING QUIET STANDING ON A 5° SLOPE 	2020	7	.pdf	application/pdf	5352	301	51	This is defined as the sum of the moments acting at the ankle, knee and hip, where extension moments make up the positive contribution to support and flexion moments provide a negative one.23 This study expands on the previous work19 to focus on TTAs and, in particular, how differences in prosthetic foot and ankle technology can influence the way in which they stand on non-level ground. Other work has sought to compare different types of prosthetic feet when standing on slopes, but the gradients used were higher than that in the current study (7° slope,20 10° slope21 and 15° slope,29 respectively) so direct, quantifiable comparisons are challenging.	cache/cpoj-33517.pdf	txt/cpoj-33517.txt