ArticleInternational journal of environmental research and public health2023
A Comparison of Objectively Measured Free-Living Physical Behaviour in Adults with and without Lower Limb Amputation.
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- Evaluation of activity and function before and immediately after the provision of a microprocessor knee in individuals with transfemoral amputation.Prosthetics and orthotics international · 2025Observational
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Abstract
Objectively monitored free-living physical behaviours of adults with and without lower limb amputation (LLA) were compared.
methods57 adults with LLA wore an activPAL3™ for 8 days. A comparison data set (
resultsParticipants with LLA due to trauma versus circulatory causes were less sedentary and more active; however, no difference in physical behaviour was recorded across gender or level of amputation. Participants with LLA spent more time sitting (
conclusionsPeople with LLA were less active and more sedentary than people without LLA and participated in less activity at a moderate or higher intensity when matched on age, gender and employment. Interventions are needed to promote active lifestyles in this population.
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