Left side of graphic shows pressures at each sensor and elevation when the nominal load is applied. At the ischial tuberosities (elevation 1), average pressure is highest at 175 millimeters mercury. At the areas closely surrounding each of the ischial tuberosities (elevation 2), pressures average to 93 millimeters mercury. At the area surrounding the edges of the dual hemispherical indenter (elevation 3), pressures average at 38 millimeters mercury. Pressures at the simulated trochanters (elevation 4) average at 37 millimeters mercury. The right side of the image shows pressures at each sensor and elevation when a 24% overload is applied. Pressure at the ischial tuberosities (elevation 1) averages at 257 millimeters mercury. At the areas closely surrounding each of the ischial tuberosities (elevation 2), pressures average to 118 millimeters mercury. At the area surrounding the edges of the dual hemispherical indenter (elevation 3), pressures average at 41 millimeters mercury. Pressures at the simulated trochanters (elevation 4) average to 37 millimeters mercury.

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