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. 2017 May 4;42(1):28–36. doi: 10.1177/0309364617704801

Table 1.

Description of participants.

ULRD (n = 8) AA (n = 5)
Sex (n) Male 4 5
Female 4
Age in years, median (range) 33 (20–47) 48 (27–74)
Family situation (n) Single 4 3
Cohabiting 4 2
Occupation (n) Working 7 4
Student 1
Retired 1
Level of deficiency (n) Trans-radial 8 2
Trans-humeral 3
Years of prosthesis use, median (range) 27.5 (2–30) 14 (3–30)
Current prosthesis use (n)
 Daily use Worn every day 4 2
 Non-daily use Worn at work but not at home 2
Worn in specific situations 1 2
Never used 1 1

ULRD: upper limb reduction deficiency; AA: acquired amputation.

Prosthesis: all participants have prostheses with custom-made sockets and the myoelectric-controlled hand, Variplus Speed, from Otto Bock Health-Care GmbH, Duderstadt, Germany.