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Conclusions SEW improved in K2 amputees trained to use K3 Gait adaptation occurred w/ functional prosthesis. Unclear benefit at d/c after using either EWA. Partial BWSTT improved speed & gait pattern. Home TM training improved TFA gait. Consider use 12 sessions w/ real-time feedback improved TFA gait. Clinically important changes in biomechanics & VO2. Pts improved WB thru

prosthetic feet. after initial rehab. community integration. loading response. improved in 10 d protocol. safety.

Treatment Duration 1-4 h x 10-14 d accommodation period/ foot Individual need; Rehab duration 78.1 ± 25.3 (40–126 ) d 2x/wk x 8 sessions x 4.5 wks 3x/wk x 8 wks 12 x 30 min sessions x 3 wks 4 x 30 min sessions x 14 d 12 x 30 min sessions; 3x/wk 20-40 min; 3x/wk x 2 wks 1x/wk x 10 mos (range 7-14) 6 x 30 min sessions x 3 wks 12 sessions 10 d NR 10 d

Treatment (Independent Variables) SACH, SAFE, Talux, Proprio; Foot type specific training Pneumatic Post-Amputation Aid; Amputee Mobility Aide 50-60% BWSTT at 1.0-1.6mph 30 min home-based TM training Visual feedback via CAREN VR system & verbal PT feedback In-shoe BW measurement w/ audio feedback; PT feedback for FWB BWSTT (30% BWS), gradually ↓ by 5% intervals; TM

Table 3. Extracted Study Data Table 3. Extracted Study Data N Author (Yr) 10 Agrawal et al. (2013) 15 Barnett et al. (2009) 1 Black et al. (2006)‡ 8 Darter et al. (2013)‡ 1 Darter et al. (2011)‡ 42 Isakov et al. (2006) Lamberg et al. 8 (2014)*‡ 1 Mikami et al. (2014)‡ 9 Sjodahl et al. (2001) 27 Sjodahl et al. (2002) 27 Sjodahl et al. (2003)