Ethical dimensions of living with one leg: A qualitative study.

A qualitative study published in Nursing Ethics examined the ethical dimensions experienced by individuals living with a unilateral lower-limb amputation. Researchers explored how patients navigate autonomy, dignity, and identity in daily life following limb loss. The findings carry relevance for PT and rehabilitation professionals involved in amputee care, highlighting the importance of addressing ethical and psychosocial dimensions alongside physical recovery.

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