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Excerpt from: New Artificial Leg Gives Sure Footing It is said that a cripple, after his is accustomed to use this invention, may walk with practically natural movements. No crutch or support is necessary, and even the foot movement and pressure is simulated and made easy by a special joint instep with a base of rubber. The invention has been successfully tried by a soldier with both legs amputated. So long as a man has two stumps this invention literally "puts him on his feet" again.... | Read Full Text |
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Title: | New Artificial Leg Gives Sure Footing | |
Creator: | n/a | |
Date: | March 22, 1918 | |
Format: | Article | |
Publication: | New York Times | |
Source: | Available at selected libraries | |
Location: | p.11 | |
Keywords: | Amputees; Assistive Technology; Cripple; Doctors; Medicine; Medicine & Science; Physical Disability; Prosthesis; Public Health; Rehabilitation; Technology & Equipment; Veterans; Veterans & Military; War; WWI | |
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