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    <title>Specifics of physical therapy in restoring gait function for patients with össur bionic lower limb prostheses</title>
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    <description>Название: Specifics of physical therapy in restoring gait function for patients with össur bionic lower limb prostheses
Авторы: Dovbysh, D.; Dovbysh, O.; Cherepok, O. O.; Черепок, Олександр Олексійович
Аннотация: The evolution of lower limb prosthetics over the last decade has been marked by a fundamental shift from static, energy-storing designs to active cybernetic systems. Products from the Icelandic company Össur hold an avant-garde position due to the implementation of microprocessor control (MPK) and artificial intelligence, capable of predictive analysis of gait phases in real-time. However, clinical experience proves that the technological perfection of a device does not inherently guarantee functional recovery.</description>
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