1. The influence of the length of lower-limb prosthesis on spinal kinematics1 
Raymond Y Lee, PhD, Alan Turner-Smith, DPhil 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 84, Issue 9, Pages (September 2003)
DOI: /S (03)

2. Fig 1
Change in pelvic positions when the 30-mm wood block was placed under the prosthetic and sound feet.
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3. Fig 2
Change in positions of the lumbar spine when the 30-mm wood block was placed under the prosthetic and sound feet.
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4. Fig 3
Mean maximum movements of the lumbar spine under the normal condition. The figures provided are the mean values (thick line). Dashed lines are 1 SD on either side of the mean. Abbreviations: P, prosthetic side; S, sound side.
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5. Fig 4
Mean maximum movements of the lumbar spine when a 30-mm wood block was placed under the prosthetic foot. The figures provided are the mean values (thick line). Dashed lines are 1 SD on either side of the mean.
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6. Fig 5
Mean maximum movements of the lumbar spine when a 30-mm wood block was placed under the sound foot. The figures provided are the mean values (thick line). Dashed lines are 1 SD on either side of the mean.
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7. Fig 6
Mean maximum movements of the lumbar spine when subjects stood up from a chair.
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