Table 1: Patients data at T0: Sex, age, cause and time since amputation, knee and hip ROM (knee flexion is measured in patients with hip flexed) in group A and group B.

Group A (5 patients) Group B (5 patients)
Sex M:F 4:1 3:2
Age 62.5 64.5
Main cause of amputation Arteriopathy Arteriopathy and Diabet
Time since amputation 3 ± 1.5 months 3 ± 1 months
Phantom limb sensation Yes Yes
Lower limb amputation, Right: Left 3:2 2:3
ROM: Knee flexion 110° ± 13 115° ± 10
ROM: Knee extension + 25° ± 5 + 27° ± 4
ROM: Hip flexion 115° ± 5 125° ± 9
ROM: Hip extension 20° ± 8 25° ± 6

*normal ROM knee flexion (in hip flexion): 0-140°; (in hip extension): 0-120°; *normal ROM knee extension: 0 - -3°; **normal ROM hip flexion: 0-135°; *normal ROM hip extension: 0-30°; *S.B. Mostofi. Knee. In: Rapid Orthopedic Diagnosis. Ed. S.B. Mostofi. London 2009 pp 217-258; ** S.B. Mostofi. Hip. In: Rapid Orthopedic Diagnosis. Ed. S.B. Mostofi. London 2009 pp 189-216.