Abstract
This review was designed to characterize the current state-of-the-art of knee joint replacement prosthetics with respect to the cases of the amputation at the level between hip and knee. Various types of knee joint modules are compared. The clinical and biomechanical methods are described that are employed to evaluate the effectiveness of the movements of the disabled patients following the amputation at the level between hip and knee.
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