Rationale for providing disabled patients with damping modules for lower limb prosthesis
This article discusses the expediency of providing disabled patients of various age and various causes of lower limb amputation with damping modules for femoral and tibial prostheses. We provide a rationale for prescribing damping modules in young and middle-age (working age) patients with medium or high physical activity who change the speed and duration of locomotion and have high physical load associated with their professional activities. The use of these modules increases patient physical activity, efficiency of training, professional activity; encourage them for adaptive physical training and sport.