Prosthetic gait can look great for the first few steps and then suddenly fall apart. Fatigue and endurance are often the missing piece clinicians overlook.

Rehabilitation doesn’t follow a script. A reflection on frameworks, certainty, and clinical maturity in amputee rehabilitation.

Are we asking more of our amputee patients than we expect of ourselves? A reflection on discipline, credibility, and clinical leadership.

The pre-prosthetic phase sets the foundation for everything that follows in amputee rehabilitation.

In major rehabilitation cases, the environment a patient goes home to can either reinforce independence or quietly delay it.

Chasing speed in rehab may improve short-term efficiency, but it can quietly erode trust, engagement, and long-term outcomes.

Parallel bars can make patients with amputations appear more ready than they actually are, masking gaps that matter in real-world amputee rehab.

Why clear roles and strong collaboration between physical therapists and prosthetists are essential for better amputee rehab outcomes.

You do not need to memorize prosthetic catalogs. Here is how to focus on the parts that actually matter in amputee rehab.