Problemas y necesidades especiales de las personas mayores con amputaciones
Categoría: Personas mayoresVolumen 18 · Número 3 · Abril 2008 Traducido del inMotion - Special Problems and Needs of Older ...
Recursos para personas mayores con dismetría y para sus cuidadores
Categoría: Personas mayoresTraducido del First Step - Resources for Seniors with Limb Differences and Their Caregivers por el personal del ...
Cuándo ayudar a su hijo y cuándo no
Categoría: Padres e hijospor Rick Bowers Si usted tiene un hijo con dismetría, una de las preguntas que debe hacerse ...
Sea un paciente con iniciativa ¿Qué se necesita?
Categoría: Personas mayoresFirst Step (Primer Paso) *Volumen 4 por Kevin Carroll, maestría en ciencias, protésico titulado, miembro de la FAAOP ...
Care of Your Wounds After Amputation Surgery
Updated 01/2019 – También disponible en español Introduction Depending on the reason for your amputation and the state of your limb at ...
How to talk about chronic pain
Published 12/6/2018 –
It can be difficult to describe symptoms of pain to a medical provider. This video can help you share your experiences with a medical professional so that they can help treat your symptoms.
Tips on improving your gait
Published 12/6/2018 –
How do you know when your gait is “normal”? Check out these tips from a Physical Therapist to know if you might need help improving how you walk.
Clear the Way by Clearing the Air
Volume 23, Issue 6 | November/December 2013, Page 14 | by Debra Kerper | These suggestions and possible solutions may help reduce your anxiety when you are invited to stay with family and friends, during the upcoming holidays or anytime.
Avoid the Holiday Trap: How to maintain a HEALTHY routine over the holiday season
Volume 28, Issue 6 | November/December 2018, Page 32 | by Trevor Bunch | You may find yourself struggling to maintain healthy routines around the holidays. With family events and parties in abundance, eating right and exercising tend to fall by the wayside. Let’s make this year different!
Keep on Trekking
Volume 28, Issue 5 | September/October 2018, Page 26 | by Laura Simpson | The trek began in 300 B.C. in Capua, Italy – the year of the first documented prosthetic leg. Since then, there have been hundreds of medical and technological advancements to help those living with limb loss.