There are two weeks apart between each visit. Depending on the group to which the patient belongs, at the second or third visit, 3D motion analysis, dynamic EMG analysis, energy consumption analysis, 6 minute walk test, Berg balance scale, Locomotor Capabilities Index, and Korean-Prosthesis Evaluation Questionnaire will be evaluated using Meridium®. For example, if visit 2 was evaluated using Meridium®, visit 3 was evaluated using RoFT®. In another example, visit 2 is evaluated using RoFT®, while Visit 3 is evaluated using Meridium®.

There are two weeks apart between each visit. Depending on the group to which the patient belongs, at the second or third visit, 3D motion analysis, dynamic EMG analysis, energy consumption analysis, 6 minute walk test, Berg balance scale, Locomotor Capabilities Index, and Korean-Prosthesis Evaluation Questionnaire will be evaluated using RoFT®. For example, if visit 2 was evaluated using RoFT®, visit 3 was evaluated using Meridium®. In another example, visit 2 is evaluated using Meridium®, while Visit 3 is evaluated using RoFT®.

• A sub-maximal exercise test used to evaluate a patient's aerobic capacity and endurance.
• Measure the endurance of walking by marking the distance at 30m intervals and measuring the number of round trips for 6 minutes.

• A balanced evaluation tool consisting of 14 items and a perfect score of 56

• Item

  1. Standing while sitting
  2. Standing without help
  3. Sit by yourself without leaning
  4. Sitting while standing
  5. Moving
  6. Standing with your eyes closed
  7. Standing with both feet together
  8. Stretching and stretching arms in a standing position
  9. Lifting objects off the floor while standing
  10. Standing and looking back over both shoulders
  11. Turning 360 degrees
  12. Alternately placing both feet on the footrest while standing
  13. Standing without support with one foot in front of the other
  14. Standing on one leg

• A scale consisting of 14 items and 56 points for the ability of patients with lower body amputation to perform activities with their will

• Item

  ◆ Basic activity score

• 1. Get up from the chair

• 2. Walking in the house

• 3. Walking on a flat surface outdoors

• 4. Climbing stairs by holding a railing

• 5. Go down the stairs by holding the railing

• 6. Climb on the sidewalk block

• 7. Going down the sidewalk block

  ◆ Advanced activity score

• 1. Lifting objects off the floor (while standing with prosthetic feet)

• 2. Get up from the floor (eg, if you fall)

• 3. Walking outdoors on uneven ground (eg meadows, gravel, slopes)

• 4. Walking outdoors in inclement weather (eg snow, rain, ice)

• 5. Climb a few steps up the stairs without holding the railing

• 6. Walking down the stairs a few steps without holding the railing

• 7. Walking with objects

• PEQ is the quality of life in various areas such as function, overall satisfaction, pain, psychosocial experience, gait and mobility, satisfaction in special situations, ability to perform daily life, will function and quality in relation to the use of the will of the amputationally disabled person. Develop to evaluate
• PEQ is an evaluation tool conducted after 4 weeks of prosthesis and consists of a total of 86 questions in 8 areas.
• PEQ has proven high reliability, internal consistency, content validity, and criterion validity, so it is mainly used in studies related to the will of amputation disorders.