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cpoj-34609	Seth, Mayank; Hou, Wei; Goyarts, Laura; Galassi, James; Lamberg, Eric	EFFECT OF TRANSTIBIAL PROSTHESIS MASS ON GAIT ASYMMETRIES	2020	9	.pdf	application/pdf	5555	302	53	Using a single subject design Hillary et al. examined the effects of increasing prosthesis mass by 0.53kg and 1.46kg on limb loading in an adult with TTA.20 The increase in prosthesis mass resulted in higher limb loading forces (1st vertical ground reaction force peak) on both the prosthetic and intact side.20 These increased impact forces are concerning as they may have consequences for bone and joint health.8,9 Increasing prosthesis mass, through proximal load application, will make a prosthesis heavier, but may not always make the prosthetic side as heavy as the intact side (or 100% matching). Prosthesis mass altered to LL SESSION 3 1) Data collection with LL 2) Prosthesis mass returned to NL 1-week acclimation 1-week acclimation https://doi.org/10.33137/cpoj.v3i2.34609 4 Seth M, Hou W, Goyarts L.R, Galassi J.P, Lamberg E.M. Effect of transtibial prosthesis mass on gait asymmetries.	cache/cpoj-34609.pdf	txt/cpoj-34609.txt