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p.92	The Knud Jansen Lecture: Amputee rehabilitation - finding the niche
	H. J. B. Day

p.102	The influence of prior stroke on the prosthetic rehabilitation of lower limb amputees
	V. C. Neumann D. H. G. Cotter J. M. L. Geddes R. Waxman

p.107	Comparison of the lightweight Camp Normal Activity Foot with other prosthetic feet in trans-tibial amputees: a pilot study
	G. J. v. d. Water J. de Vries M. A. Mulder

p.115	Morphological changes during early trans-tibial prosthetic fitting
	M. Lilja P. Hoffmann T. Öberg

p.123	An "appropriate technology" trans-femoral prosthesis, using materials available in Nepal
	S. Meanley N. K. Reed

p.129	Conventional versus microchip controlled pneumatic swing phase control for trans-femoral amputees: user's verdict
	D. Datta J. Howitt

p.136	An audit of the quality of the stump and its relation to rehabilitation in lower limb amputees
	B. K. Chakrabarty

p.147	Criteria for prosthetic provision: "he who pays the piper calls the tune"
	M. Heim A. Merelman G. Manor E. Jacobi M. Azaria

p.150	Powered prosthetic hands in very young children
	D. Datta V. Ibbotson

p.155	Low-bandwidth telemedicine for remote orthotic assessment
	E. D. Lemaire Y. Jeffreys

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