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Index to Advertisers BECKER ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCE CO. VIII CAMP INTERNATIONAL IX, X, XI, XII C. D. DENISON CO. XIII IRVING DREW CORP. XXIII FILLAUER ORTHOPEDIC XV FLORIDA BRACE CORP. XVI FREEMAN MANUFACTURING CO. XIX JOHNSON & JOHNSON XX JAMES R. KENDRICK CO. VI KINGSLEY MANUFACTURING CO. XVII KNIT-RITE XIV PEL SUPPLY CO. VII RODEN LEATHER CO. VIII E. J. SABEL CO. XXI SOUTHERN PROSTHETIC V SUTTON SHOE XVIII UNITED STATES MANUFACTURING CO. IV WASHINGTON PROSTHETIC SUPPLIES XXII Classified Advertisements XXIV Advertisers shown in bold-face type are members of The American Orthotic & Prosthetic Association. II
THE AMERICAN ORTHOTIC AND PROSTHETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President—Ralph R. (Ronney) Snell, CP., Memphis, Tennessee President-Elect—Howard R. Thranhardt, Secretary-Treasurer—Daniel G. Rowe, CP., Atlanta, Georgia C.P.O., St. Paul, Minnesota Vice-President—Ben B. Moss, Immediate-Past President—Robert V. Bush, Winter Park, Florida C.P.O., Albuquerque, New Mexico Region I—Michael M. Amrich, CP. Needham, Massachusetts Region II—Kurt Marschall, CP. Syracuse, New York Region III—J. Donald Coggins, CP. Berwyn, Pennsylvania Region IV—William Heath Harvey, CP.O. Columbus, Georgia Region V—Eugene Filippis, CP.O. Detroit, Michigan Region VI—Stephen Kramer, CP.O. Chicago, Illinois REGIONAL DIRECTORS Region VII—Robert A. Brown, CP. Minneapolis, Minnesota Region VIII—George E. Snell, CP.O. Little Rock, Arkansas Region IX—Donald F. Colwell, CP. Downey, California Region X—Walter M. Joslin, CP.O. Albuquerque, New Mexico Region XI—Loren R. Ceder, CP.O. Tacoma, Washington THE AMERICAN BOARD FOR CERTIFICATION IN ORTHOTICS AND PROSTHETICS, INC. OFFICERS President—William B. Smith, CO. Kansas City, Missouri President-Elect—Wade Barghausen, CP. Columbus, Ohio Vice-President—Loren R. Ceder, CP.O. Secretary-Treasurer—Charles Dankmeyer, Jr., CP.O. Baltimore, Maryl<strong>and</strong> Immediate-Past President—Robert F. Hayes, CP. Tacoma, Washington W. Springfield, Massachusetts Fred L. Hampton, CP. Miami, Florida Paul R. Meyer, Jr., M.[ Chicago, Illinois Joseph H. Zettl, CP. Seattle, Washington DIRECTORS Newton C. McCullough, III, M.D. Miami, Florida Robert L. Romano, M.D. Seattle, Washington THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ORTHOTISTS AND PROSTHETISTS OFFICERS President—Richard D. Koch, CO. Ann Arbor, Michigan President-Elect—Joseph M. Cestaro, CP.O. Secretary-Treasurer Thorkild Engen, CO. Washington, D.C Houston, Texas Vice-President—Howard E. Thranhardt, CP.O. Immediate-Past President- Henry F. Gardner, CP.O. Orl<strong>and</strong>o, Florida New York City, New York Stephen Kramer, CP.O. Chicago, Illinois DIRECTORS Michael J. Quigley, CP.O. Washington, DC. NATIONAL OFFICE David A. H. Roethel, Executive Director III
Page 1 and 2: DECEMBER 1974 Orthotics and Prosthe
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Page 9 and 10: POST-SURGICAL SUPPLIES ABOVE-KNEE S
Page 12 and 13: Choose it - Because body conditions
Page 14 and 15: CAMP TAYLOR-TYPE ORTHOSES are full
Page 17 and 18: SOME OBSERVATIONS ON UPPER-LIMB PRO
Page 19 and 20: EXPERIENCE WITH PLASTIC PATELLAR-TE
Page 21 and 22: the plastic orthosis is applied snu
Page 23 and 24: earing orthosis was more acceptable
Page 25 and 26: Case No. 4. H.S., a 61-year-old ind
Page 27 and 28: other pertinent bony prominences. T
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Page 31 and 32: Fig. 23. The positive mold has Fig.
Page 33 and 34: 3. A PVA bag is placed over the cas
Page 35: LITERATURE CITED 1. Corcoran, P. J.
Page 38 and 39: sphere which is held in the mandrel
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Page 45 and 46: DEVELOPMENT OF A THERMOPLASTIC BELO
Page 47 and 48: Fig. 6. Cutaway view of pylon lamin
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fresh approach to the problem was m
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TABLE II. AMPUTATION LEVELS—LOWER
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• That from six to ten prosthetic
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The Task Force was
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A PROPOSED PROSTHETICS TERMINOLOGY
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The nature of the distribution will
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PROSTHETICS FORM/Upper Limb APPENDI
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X-RAYS: A "FITTING TOOL" FOR THE PR
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Fig. 4. Closed Syme's prosthesis; a
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turned. The following information w
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APPENDIX A COMMITTEE ON PROSTHETICS
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66 NEW PUBLICATIONS THE CARE OF THE
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68 NEW PUBLICATIONS PUBLICATIONS AV
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70 INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS ORTHOTIC
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72 METRIC SYSTEM Conversion Factors
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74 NEW ABC CERTIFIED PRACTITIONERS
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Riaidlv spinal doctors Spinal appli
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Sutton's SJ/4 Jack Sander.. . YOU'L
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Cut it. Mold it. Bend it. Shape it.
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WASHINGTON PROSTHETIC SUPPLIES WHY
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisi
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AMERICAN BOARD FOR CERTIFICATION IN
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