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Thermoregulation in Individuals With a Leg Amputation
The goal of this project is to understand the factors that affect skin temperature (e.g., tissue above amputation site, and opposite foot) in people with amputation and diabetes. This project will also test the effects of 'shock-absorbing' prosthesis on skin temperature responses.
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