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Any tips on dealing with a pediatric prosthetic foot?

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Outgrowth: Anticipate having to replace the prosthesis in a child at least annually up to the age of about 12-14 in girls, 14-16 in boys. The younger the child, the more often the prosthesis will require resizing. This can be quite expensive and so if possible, get a detachable foot plate, which may be used for a couple of boot stump changes.

Answered 9/24/2016

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See below: It would be best to discuss with the company that produced it.

Answered 9/28/2016

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