Is there an explanation for this one? Weird!

Rotationplasty (e.g. Van Nes Rotation) - a procedure where the leg is amputated above the knee, the lower portion of the leg is rotated 180° and reattached - the ankle acts like a knee joint, providing extra function; more mobility and better control with a prosthesis.

One of the most important things with Rotationplasty is getting the most 'range of motion' as possible. The more range of motion - the more bending you have.

Your knee can extend straight out. When you bend your knee as far as you can bend it from a straight position, this is your Range of Motion. Your ankle is not use to fully extend (as a ballerina), so you don't have much Range of Motion when you bend it. This means it's harder to bend your leg completely for running, sitting, etc. Although your prosthetic can be designed to help with the difference, with Rotationplasty it's important to work at getting the most range of motion as possible with your ankle.

lmao

Dr. Frost strikes again

So the foot might later be removed or modded, to allow a prothesis to attach, that will resemble and function like a "shin down" appendage?

Yeah, but doesn't have to be from my understanding.

Lee Iacocca?

You did notice the butter too, right? rofl

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, got it the second time around bro ;)

thats the first thing i saw!

i was like lee who? where the f are they getting that from :icon14:

then i looked at the lid for like 2 minutes and finally saw it :icon17:

lol still too early, and only my second cup

Later here, and I'm only on cup number 2 :eek:

http://www.the370z.com/members/frost...ditsforyou.jpg

I kid, I kid :bowrofl: