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  • Left side of graphic shows pressures at each sensor and elevation on a dual semispherical indenter when the nominal load is applied. At the ischial tuberosities (elevation 1), average pressure is 19 millimeters mercury. At the areas closely surrounding each of the ischial tuberosities (elevation 2), pressures average to 34 millimeters mercury. At the area surrounding the edges of the dual semispherical indenter (elevation 3), pressures average at 39 millimeters mercury. Pressures at the simulated trochanters (elevation 4) average at 24 millimeters mercury. Right side of graphic shows pressures at each sensor and elevation when a 24% overload is applied. At the ischial tuberosities (elevation 1), average pressure is 48 millimeters mercury. At the areas closely surrounding each of the ischial tuberosities (elevation 2), pressures average to 45 millimeters mercury. At the area surrounding the edges of the dual semispherical indenter (elevation 3), pressures average at 48 millimeters mercury. Pressures at the simulated trochanters (elevation 4) average at 34 millimeters mercury.

    AT Large Indenter

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  • Left side of graphic shows pressures at each sensor and elevation on a dual semispherical indenter when the nominal load is applied. At the ischial tuberosities (elevation 1), average pressure is 54 millimeters mercury. At the areas closely surrounding each of the ischial tuberosities (elevation 2), pressures average to 62 millimeters mercury. At the area surrounding the edges of the dual semispherical indenter (elevation 3), pressures average at 63 millimeters mercury. Pressures at the simulated trochanters (elevation 4) average at 34 millimeters mercury. Right side of graphic shows pressures at each sensor and elevation when a 24% overload is applied. At the ischial tuberosities (elevation 1), average pressure is 132 millimeters mercury. At the areas closely surrounding each of the ischial tuberosities (elevation 2), pressures average to 85 millimeters mercury. At the area surrounding the edges of the dual semispherical indenter (elevation 3), pressures average at 75 millimeters mercury. Pressures at the simulated trochanters (elevation 4) average at 47 millimeters mercury.

    AT Small Indenter

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