Otto Bock Genium X3 Setup Manual page 22

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1   PreFlex
• Reduction of ground reaction forces for
improved shock absorption and extended knee
flexion that minimizes subsequent orthopaedic
problems
• Reduced stride initiation effort
• Easier and safer negotiation of slopes, inclines
and uneven terrain, as well as reduction of
compensatory movements
• Reduction of stride length asymmetry
• Significantly reduced cognitive effort and reduced need to control the prosthesis
OPG User Exercises
1
Watch the user walk with OPG turned on. Notice how
the PreFlex feature affects stance flexion while walking
on level ground and ascending a ramp. Turn OPG off
(program the stance and swing extension resistance with
it off) and have the user walk. Note the difference in
knee performance.
2
Place a weight around the prosthetic ankle or apply
a heavier shoe and notice the Adaptive Swing Phase
Control.
22 Ottobock | Genium X3 Set-up Guide
2       A daptive  
3    D ynamic Stability  
Yielding Control
DSC
4    Adaptive Swing Phase Control
Control (DSC)
• Considerably
• Quality of the swing phase is comparable to
increased safety
when walking
• Increased ground clearance reduces the risk
backwards or
taking large steps
• No limitation on stride variance (short, long,
• Automatic adaptation to different shoes and
• Slope-dependent swing phase, offers more
3
  E valuate the Adaptive Yielding Control as the user sits
into a chair and as the user walks down a steep ramp.
4
Ask the user to walk down a shallow ramp without pull-
ing back on the knee. This will allow them to experience
the effects of Adaptive Yielding Control. The knee will flex
until it reaches a stop.
that of healthy person
of stumbling and falling
slow, fast, irregular)
clothing
ground clearance on inclines
65°
17°

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