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cpoj-35206	Altenburg, Björn; Ernst, Michael; Maciejasz, Pawel; Schmalz, Thomas; Braatz, Frank; Gerke, Henrik; Bellmann, Malte	EFFECTS OF A PROSTHETIC FOOT WITH INCREASED CORONAL ADAPTABILITY ON CROSS-SLOPE WALKING	2021	12	.pdf	application/pdf	7465	388	52	https://doi.org/10.33137/cpoj.v4i1.35206 ISSN: 2561-987X EFFECTS OF PROSTHETIC FOOT ON CROSS-SLOPE WALKING Altenburg et al. 2021 CPOJ central component which offers an individual adaptability, depending on the design and materials used.3 Due to their carbon structure, common energy-storing-and- returning (ESR) feet have a certain degree of flexibility, which allows for limited adaptation under load.3 It has been shown in different studies4-6 that a mechanical ankle joint can increase the range of motion in plantar and dorsiflexion and that a sophisticated microprocessor control can improve the adaptation to uneven ground.7-9 Most studies have focused on adaptations in the sagittal plane. https://doi.org/10.33137/cpoj.v4i1.35206 ISSN: 2561-987X EFFECTS OF PROSTHETIC FOOT ON CROSS-SLOPE WALKING Altenburg et al. 2021 CPOJ assessor to distinguish between the different contributions to the frontal plane adaptations of the foot including joint adaptation, carbon base deformation and shoe/foot shell deformation.3	cache/cpoj-35206.pdf	txt/cpoj-35206.txt