Rehabilitation of traumatic amputation aims at restoring mobility, independence, and functional capacity. Interventions involve prosthetic training, re-education of gait, and strengthening. Coordination among physiatrists, prosthetists, and therapists provides individualized care. Evidence-based approaches promote prosthetic adaptation, prevent secondary complications, and enhance patient confidence and quality of life.
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