Gait deviations relating to a transtibial prosthesis.

An old training video, evidently from the early 1980s that describes common transtibial prosthesis wearer's gait deviations and their causes.

[@Swarrenii]

Thank god. Been trying to figure out what lateral thrust is for an hour now. THank you!!!!!!!!!!

[@scottholm6836]

This video was produced by Century College in St. Paul, MN as part of their practitioner training program. I believe it was filmed in the late 70's and the patient model was a former instructor of the program.

[@jenniferblaser8487]

My 5 yr old son is a bilateral below knee amputee. Other than the ancientness of the video, I found it quite interesting.

[@1985kush]

good work..need some more deviations..

[@Bayou_Billy]

That is a Berkeley Alignment Jig.

[@lindalawrence9351]

hahaha this sounds like the old films we watched in health class in the late 60s and early 70s. These prosthetics are ancient relics. Very entertaining. Thank God my prosthetic is not like these. :D

[@gloriaesperanzagiraldogonz9822]

Que precio tiene

[@aishasandarwin8400]

It will be better if you add how to correct it as well that will be very helpful for learning purposes.

[@morgancalvi6675]

Is this an above the knee or hip disarticulate?