From Solving Engineering Problems to Finding Clinical Solutions with Kristen Carnahan

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Send us a textKristen Carnahan's unique path to becoming a clinician will inspire you as she shares her journey of moving from clinical practice to academia and back into private practice. We talk through the critical principles of lower limb prosthetic alignment. Kristen also touches on her specialty, active vacuum suspension systems, which have evolved significantly over the last two decades. Bringing this episode to a close, we look to the future exploring the potential of 3D printing, scanning in practice, and their promise. Support the show

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