Greater external negative mechanical work is accompanied by a greater metabolic cost of walking for socket-suspended versus bone-anchored prosthesis users with transfemoral limb loss
Gauri A. Desai(University of Maryland, College Park), Ross H. Miller(Mayo Clinic), Jae Kun Shim(Regis University), John R. Pope(University of Maryland, College Park), Chioma Ezeajughi(University of Maryland, College Park)
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