Adaptation to Prosthetics to Be Obtained in Older Patients

Abstract

The problem of adaptation to orthopedic constructions remains versatile and not fully understood enough. The complex of adaptive reactions of various levels, which can be seen as adaptation, is the formation of a stable structural trace of adaptation, the full adaptation of its content to the factor that causes dysharmonia. In the process of adaptation, two interrelated components are psychological and functional adaptation. The adaptation is more labile, functionally dependent activity of the central nervous system and the type of high nervous activity. Functional adaptation is more difficult since it requires a significant reconstruction of habituation behaviors considering a new one orthopedic design.