I.S.P.O. 2025 - Final Programme

Welcome message from the ISPO President As President of the International Society for Prosthetics and Orthotics it is my pleasure to welcome you to the I.S.P.O. 20th World Congress. Every two years, professionals involved in the support of persons in need of mobility products (prosthetics, orthotics, and wheelchairs), assistive technology, and rehabilitation services from around the globe come together, and this time we are meeting for the first time in beautiful Stockholm, Sweden. Themed “Science in Practice, Practice in Science: Collaboration and innovation towards sustainable rehabilitation”, the World Congress shines a spotlight on the vital intersection of science and practice in prosthetics and orthotics. Our aim is to spark discussions on best practices, with a focus on driving sustainable rehabilitation. ISPO’s core mission, bridging science and practice, remains the linchpin. At the heart of the World Congress lies a commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs). Our highly topical programme covers the latest scientific and technical developments. Our exhibitors provide a comprehensive overview of the global assistive technology market. Alongside the main providers of prosthetics and orthotics and assistive technologies, we have created a space where innovators, start-ups and NGOs come together and share ideas on new methods and approaches. I would like to welcome you all, members and non-members alike, to this dynamic and exciting international congress that lies at the intersection of all multidisciplinary rehabilitation approaches for those with mobility impairments. I look forward to seeing you. David Constantine MBE ISPO President 2023-2025 Chair, I.S.P.O. 20th World Congress 1

Welcome message from the Chair of the Local Organising Committee On behalf of the Local Organising Committee for the I.S.P.O. 20th World Congress, it is my pleasure to welcome you to Stockholm, Sweden. With members from each of the National Member Societies of Sweden, Norway, the UK, and the Netherlands, we have actively collaborated with the other involved committees, including the Scientific Programme Committee, the Technical Track Committee, the Congress Committee, and countless individuals – despite not being committee members – to ensure a World Congress of the highest possible quality for all of us. We hope that you can fully participate in the programme of the World Congress, with the theme “Science in Practice, Practice in Science: Collaboration and innovation towards sustainable rehabilitation,” while also having the opportunity to experience all that Stockholm has to offer. In addition to participating in all that the programme offers regarding recent and ongoing developments in the fields of prosthetics, orthotics, mobility, and assistive devices, we also hope you will have the chance to explore Stockholm’s many treasures. Whether visiting a museum, enjoying the endless access to water and nature, or simply spending time relaxing with friends and colleagues, we hope you find something in Stockholm particularly memorable and rewarding from your trip. On behalf of all the individuals who have contributed to the organisation of this important international event, we wish you a pleasant time in Stockholm. David Rusaw President of ISPO Sweden Chair, Local Organising Committee 2

Congress committees World Congress Committee Scientific Programme Committee Local Organising Committee David Constantine ISPO President 2023-2025, World Congress Chair David Rusaw Local Chair Sandra Ramdial President-Elect of ISPO Claude Tardif Past President of ISPO Jon Batzdorff Treasurer of ISPO Corry van der Sluis World Congress Scientific Programme Committee Chair Brad Mattear Technical Track Committee Chair Erik Prinsen Local Committee Member Corry van der Sluis Chair, Netherlands Deirdre Desmond Past Chair, Ireland Cleveland Barnett United Kingdom Isabella Gigante Sweden Sisary Kheng Cambodia Bill Miller Canada Corien Nikamp Netherlands Subhash Sinha India Phil Stevens USA David Rusaw Chair, Sweden ISPO SWEDEN Liselotte Hermansson Anton Johannesson ISPO NETHERLANDS Han Houdijk Dick Plettenburg Erik Prinsen ISPO NORWAY Rune Nilson Pia Nolstedt ISPO UNITED KINGDOM Alix Chadwell Peter Kyberd Stephen Seccombe Saeed Zahedi Technical Track Committee Brad Mattear Chair, USA Marcus Nilsson Co-Chair, Sweden Niklas Toth Sweden Ian Adam United Kingdom Nigel Birkett United Kingdom Brian Clements United Kingdom Patricia Holm Norway Jørgen Holte Sørlie Norway Organisers Sponsors DIAMOND International Society for Prosthetics and Orthotics ISPO International and the National Member Societies from Sweden, Norway, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands look forward to welcoming you! SILVER BRONZE 3

Opening Ceremony Monday, 16 June, 09:30 – 11:15, Victoria Hall The President of ISPO, the Chair of the Local Organising Committee, and the Chairs of the World Con- gress Scientific Programme and Technical Track Committees will officially open the I.S.P.O. 20th World Congress. Welcome remarks will be immediately followed by the Knud Jansen and IC2A Inspirational Lectures. Knud Jansen Lecture Overcoming challenges to transform lives: innovation in Prosthetics, Orthotics, wheelchairs and beyond IC2A Insprational Lecture Challenging limits, creating opportunities Ritu Ghosh Academics and Technical Director & Associate Professor, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences, Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences | Mobility India Rehabilitation Research and Training Centre, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India Christoffer Lindhe Momentum Sweden, IC2A, Lindhe Xtend, Halmstad, Sweden ISPO World Assembly Wednesday, 18 June, 09:00 – 10:15, Room K1 ISPO’s official assembly of all members and member societies. Closing Ceremony Thursday, 19 June, 16:00 – 17:00, Room K1 The President of ISPO, the Chair of the Local Organising Committee, and the Chairs of the World Congress Scientific Programme and Technical Track Committees will officially close the I.S.P.O. 20th World Congress. Prizes will be presented. The ISPO presidency will be handed over and the 2027 World Congress location will be announced. 4

Keynotes Tuesday, 17 June, 10:45 – 11:30, Room K1 Wednesday, 18 June, 14:00 – 14:45, Room K1 Prosthetics and orthotics science is the key to sustainable rehabilitation and beyond Rolling together: collaborative approaches to sustainable wheelchair education Chapal Khasnabis Senior Advisor, Assistive Technology, Asian Development Bank, Geneva, Switzerland Paula Rushton Associate Professor and Director, School of Occupational Therapy, Faculty of Health, Dalhousie Univer- sity, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Wednesday, 18 June, 10:45 – 11:30, Room K1 Wednesday, 18 June, 10:45 – 11:30, Room K1 Implantable and wearable modular neuroprostheses to understand and restore neural functions Fundamentals of human movement translated into P&O practice, and back Silvestro Micera Professor of Bioelectronics, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Pisa, Italy and Bertarelli Foundation Chair in Translational NeuroEn- gineering, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland Han Houdijk Professor of Clinical Movement Sciences, University Medical Center Groningen, University of Groningen, Groningen, The Netherlands 5

3/18/25 9:23 AM 3/18/25 9:23 AM Awards and prizes At each ISPO World Congress, ISPO recognises outstanding achievements through various awards and prizes. Forchheimer Prize Sepp Heim Award Tuesday, 17 June, 11:30 – 11:45, Room K1 Thursday, 19 June, 16:00 – 17:00, Room K1 Established by the Forchheimer Family to honour the memory of Sylvia and Alfred Forchheimer, the prize is awarded to the most outstanding paper on objective clinical assessment, clinical evaluation or clinical measurement published in Prosthetics and Orthotics International during the years prior to the World Congress. The 2025 Forchheimer Prize is awarded to the following paper: Amputation and prosthetics of the lower extremity: The 2020 Dutch evidence-based multidisciplinary guideline Authors: Behrouz Fard, Saskia Persoon, Paul C. Jutte, Jan-Willem H.C: Daemen, D-A A. Lamprou, Werner Ten Hoope, Erik Prinsen, Han Houdijk, Jeroen Olsman, Tobias Holling, P.P.R. Heike, Ernst Schrier, Nadine Donders, Johan S. Rietman, Jan H.B. Geertzen (Prosthetics and Orthotics International, volume 47(1): p 69-80, February 2023) Bryan and Joyce Blatchford Team Prize for Innovation Thursday, 19 June, 11:30 – 11:45, Room K1 Established by the Blatchford Family to honour the memory of Mr. Brian Blatchford and Mrs. Joyce Blatchford, the prize is awarded to a team that has an outstanding record of innovative achievement in the field of prosthetics and / or orthotics, which should be related to prosthetic and/or orthotic hardware, or scientifically based new techniques that result in better prostheses or orthotics. The 2025 Bryan and Joyce Blatchford Team Prize for Innovation is awarded to: The Research Team from the University of Washington Center on Outcomes Research in Rehabilitation (UWCORR) Prof. Brian Hafner (Leader), Prof. Cody L. McDonald, Prof. Dagmar Amtmann, Prof. Geoffrey S. Balkman, Prof. Sara J. Morgan The Sepp Heim Award was established by ISPO at the ISPO World Congress 2019 to honour Mr. Sepp Heim for his lifetime of significant contributions to ISPO as well as the develop- ment of mobility devices (prosthetics, orthotics, and wheelchairs) education and services in less resourced settings. The prize is awarded to an indi- vidual/s or institution/organisation that has made a major contribution to mobility device education and / or improving mobility devices service in less resourced settings. The 2025 Sepp Heim Award is awarded to: Christian Schlierf World Congress Best Paper and Poster Prizes Thursday, 19 June, 16:00 – 17:00, Room K1 The prizes in the following five categories are awarded by the Scientific Programme Committee of I.S.P.O. World Congress to presenting authors of free papers/posters during the Closing Ceremony: • Advancing clinical treatment • Advancing P&O • Sustainability • 3MT student competition prizes • Best poster prize 7

Abstract reviewers Mohamed Abdelhafiz Andrea Giovanni Cutti Maryam Jalali Nur Afiqah Hashim Benjamin Darter Gustav Jarl Brittany Pousett Erik Prinsen Bashar Al Qaroot Mahmoud Alfatafta Tarit Datta Sarah Day Raad Alholani Almasre Mariette Deist Raed Alkhattab Katherynn Allyn Serap Alsancak Jasper den Boer Alex Dickinson Maggie Donovan-Hall Amneh Alshawabka Strahinja Dosen Ayman Amer Sarah Anderson Jan Andrysek Salih Angin Sigrid Dupan Ahmed Ebied Nickola Eddison Habib Ejraeidolatabad Nasrul Anuar Abd Razak Jeffrey Erenstone Huthaifa Atallah Arezoo Eshraghi Mohammed Awad Peter Farkas Ahmed Azab Goeran Fiedler Louise Bæk Larsen Pamela Gallagher Chris Baschuk Kezban Bayramlar Krista Best Virginie Blanchette Dan Blocka Raoul Bongers Steven Gard Mark Geil Ed Giesbrecht Terje Gjovaag Denver Graham Senem Guner Charlotte Bosman Kerstin Hagberg Merel Brehm Arjan Buis Helena Burger Sicco Bus Tom Buurke Hiroshi Hashimoto Aoife Healy Thearith Heang Jacqueline Hebert Daniel Heitzmann Min Cheol Chang Ulla Hellstrand Tang Nachiappan Chockalingam Liselotte Hermansson Madeline Christenson Juha Hijmans Laura Coffey Wendy Hill Anton Johannesson Sandra Ramdial Susan Kapp Kenton Kaufman Jenny Kent Sally Kenworthy Glenn Klute Mamta Kumari Peter Lee Ruud Leijendekkers Edward Lemaire Lærke Lindskov Bart Maas Crystal MacKay Matthew J. Major Maryam Maleki Ágnes Mayer Amanda Mayo Anthony McGarry Luphiwo Mduzana Laura Miller Saffran Möller Nerrolyn Ramstrand Faiza Rasheed Jim Richards Amy Richardson Clemens Rommers Samantha Rozevink Naveeda Sarwar Shin Sasaki Andrew Sawers Jette Schack Stephen Seccombe Beth Sheehan Anil Singh Jaclyn Sions Gerwin Smit Marjaneh Sohrab Susan Spaulding Odom Teap Kristi Turner Zia Ur Rehman Maria Jose Munoz-Novoa Harmen van der Linde Emma Muthanje Pia Nolstedt Emily Northcote Kengo Ohnishi Mendemwelabou Timothée Pakouyowou Michael Payne Vishal Pendse Dick Plettenburg Sietke Postema Jaap van Netten Natalie Vanicek Niels Waterval Sebastian Wolf Man Sang Wong Peter Worsley Yavuz Yakut Sumiko Yamamoto Kamil Yazıcıoğlu Musa Zia 9

Programme overview Monday, 16 June 2025 Explanation Symposium Basic instructional course Advanced instructional course Free paper session SYM BIC AIC FPS FPS & PP Free paper session and poster pitches TT Technical track presentation Time Scientiﬁc programme Room K1, Ground floor Scientiﬁc programme Room A2, Ground floor Scientiﬁc programme Room A5, Ground floor Scientiﬁc programme Room A6, Ground floor Scientiﬁc programme Room A7, Ground floor 08:30 Fika & Get-together for early career professionals (K-Foyer, Ground floor) 09:30 Opening Ceremony (Victoria Hall, Ground floor) | 1.01 | Knud Jansen Lecture: Overcoming challenges to transform lives: innovation i | 1.02 | IC2A Inspirational Lecture: Challenging limits, creating opportunities | C 11:15 Exhibition opening 11:30 LUNCH TIME - Exhibit and poster viewing break 13:00 2.01 | SYM: Prosthetics lower limb: transtibial, ankle, foot More than Mobility: The Impact of Prosthetic Mobility on Well-Being, Fall Risk, and Employ- ment Phillip Stevens 4.01 | AIC: Orthotics: lower limb and footwear Orthotics and Gait Rehabilitation for Persons Poststroke as Evidence-Based Practice Hiroshi Hashimoto 2.02 | SYM: Outcome measurements The Importance of Paying Attention: How Measuring Cognitive Load and Effort Could Inform Your Clinical Practice Benjamin Darter 2.03 | SYM: Education Next Steps in Evidence- Based Practice in Education for Prosthetic Orthotic Occupations Helen Cochrane 5.01 | FPS: Prosthetics: bone anchored limbs Review, consensus and patient selection Brecca Gaffney, Jacqueline Hebert 14:15 14:30 15:45 16:15 17:30 20:00 2.04 | SYM: Prosthetics: lower limb transfemoral The importance of participation and how this can be achieved in all aspects of life following major lower limb amputation Fiona Davie-Smith 3.02 | BIC: Orthotics: lower limb and footwear Ecological Footprint: Does the shoe fit? How to perform a Life Cycle Assessment of Orthotic Footwear Chantal Bakker 5.05 | FPS & PP: Outcome measurements Development and integration Michael Dillon, Bretta Fylstra 2.05 | SYM: Education Your ISPO Scientific Committee: Serving the research, development and knowledge translation needs of the global ISPO membership Matthew Major 5.06 | FPS & PP: Prosthetics: lower limb transfemoral Gait Erik Prinsen, Iris Sterkenburg Exhibit and "Meet the presenters" poster viewing break 2.06 | SYM: Education Establishing a Prosthetist- Orthotist Profession – The Case of Ukraine Antonina Kumka 2.07 | SYM: Gait and balance Evidence-based Am- putee Rehabilitation: Identifying and Treating the Physical limitation to Improve Success of Prosthetic Gait Robert Gailey 2.08 | SYM: Rehabilitation medicine and surgery Global meeting of the Special Interest Group Bone Anchored Limbs (SIGBAL) Jan Paul Frölke 3.03 | BIC: Education Academic Workplaces as a linkage between science and practice; working towards inno- vative and sustainable rehabilitation in pros- thetics and orthotics Verena Schuurmans 5.11 | FPS: Device fabrication and design Orthotic application Felix Camagay, Agus Setyo Nugroho Welcome Reception (Exhibition hall, Ground floor) This programme is subject to change. 10

Download the CONGRESS APP for up-to-date programme details Opening & Closing Ceremony, World Assembly, Keynotes & Prize sessions Prosthetics: bone anchored limbs Orthotics Gait and balance Device fabrication and design & Robotics, soft robotics, exoskeletons Education Prosthetics: lower limb Prosthetics and Orthotics Outcome measurements Health care, policy, sustainability Therapy, physical activity, sports & Rehabilitation medicine and surgery Psychosocial issues, Paediatrics & Seating and wheelchairs Scientiﬁc programme Room A8, Ground floor Scientiﬁc programme Room K11, First ﬂoor Scientiﬁc programme Room K16, First floor Scientiﬁc programme Room K18/19, First floor Technical track Room A3, Ground floor NEW ation in Prosthetics, Orthotics, wheelchairs and beyond | Ritu Ghosh | Christoffer Lindhe 5.02 | FPS: Prosthetics and Orthotics: upper limb Components and rehabilitation Alix Chadwell, Yuichiro Honda 5.03 | FPS: Health care, policy, sustainability Assistive devices, policies and frameworks Anton Johannesson, Ravinder Singh 5.04 | FPS: Therapy, physical activity, sports Therapeutic approaches Krista Best, Kyle Leister 3.01 | BIC: Paediatrics Interdisciplinary approach in the treatment of children with congenital malformations of the upper extremity Michael Schaefer 7.01 & 7.02 | TT: P&O Material science Applications of industri- al thermoplastic felt in orthotic solutions | The use of thermoplas- tic in prosthetics: ma- terials and fabrications technics Brad Mattear, Ian Adam, Patricia Holm 5.07 | FPS & PP: Prosthetics and Orthotics: upper limb Outcomes Sietke Postma, Richard Weir 5.08 | FPS & PP: Orthotics: lower limb and footwear Foot Orthoses Kübra Nurdoğan, Niels Waterval 5.09 | FPS & PP: Orthotics: spinal Treatment Rajiv Kalsi, Man Sang Wong 5.10 | FPS & PP: Prosthetics and Orthotics: in less resourced settings User interface and education Alex Dickinson, Louise Puli 7.03 | TT: P&O Equipment & tools Revolutionizing Pros- thetic Comfort: A Live Demonstration of User Adjustable Systems in a Fabrication Process Patricia Holm, Ian Adam 2.09 | SYM: Prosthetics and Orthotics: in less resourced settings The importance of understanding cultural and social context in low resource setting P&O research Sisary Kheng 5.12 | FPS: Orthotics: lower limb and footwear Knee Pooja Mukul, Bongkoch Praewpipat 5.13 | FPS: Rehabilitation medicine and surgery Population interventions Patrick Domerchie, Peter Farkas 5.14 | FPS: Paediatrics Prosthetics and orthotics Mohammed Sobuh, Rita Suarez 7.04 & 7.05 | TT: P&O Fabrication techniques Partial foot orthosis manufacturing method for young persons in an easy and fast way | The Use of Preserved Organic Matter in an Aesthetic Finish for Laminated Prosthetic Devices Patricia Holm, Ian Adam 11 Time 08:30 09:30 11:15 11:30 12:45 13:00 14:15 14:30 15:45 16:00 16:15 17:30 20:00

Programme overview Tuesday, 17 June 2025 Explanation Symposium Basic instructional course Advanced instructional course Free paper session SYM BIC AIC FPS FPS & PP Free paper session and poster pitches TT Technical track presentation Time Scientiﬁc programme Room K1, Ground floor Scientiﬁc programme Room A2, Ground floor Scientiﬁc programme Room A5, Ground floor Scientiﬁc programme Room A6, Ground floor Scientiﬁc programme Room A7, Ground floor 09:00 2.10 | SYM: Health care, policy, sustainability Health Economic Eval- uation in prosthetics: innovative solutions to method design challenges Leigh Clarke 2.11 | SYM: Orthot- ics: lower limb and footwear Microprocessor Stance and Swing Phase controlled Orthotics (MPSSCO): The current state of the evidence Andreas Hahn 10:15 Exhibit and poster viewing break 2.12 | SYM: Device fabrication and design Navigating Diverse Challenges in O&P’s Digital Landscape Jan Andrysek 2.13 | SYM: Health care, policy, sustainability The Impact of Psychosocial issues on the Professional Performance of Female Prosthetists Orthotists Stephney Weerasinghe 4.02 | AIC: Prosthetics: bone anchored limbs Bone-anchored Lower Limb Alignment: Reestablishing Normal Christopher Hoyt 10:45 1.03 | Keynote lecture (Room K1, Ground floor) | Prosthetics and orthotics science is the key to sustainable rehabilitation and 11:30 Presentation of Forchheimer Prize (Room K1, Ground floor) 11:45 LUNCH TIME - Exhibit and poster viewing break 13:00 14:15 14:30 2.14 | SYM: Health care, policy, sustainability ATscale: Reflections on investment and action to create change and improve access for ... assitive technology Satish Mishra 2.15 | SYM: Prosthetics lower limb: transtibial, ankle, foot Bridging the Knowledge Gap in Paediatric Prosthetic Care and Rehabilitation Anthony Bull 2.16 | SYM: Device fabrication and design Personalisation of lower limb assistive devices; how Human-in-the-loop optimization can revolu- tionize P&O care Niels Waterval 3.05 | BIC: Prosthetics and Orthotics: upper limb | Practical application of pattern recognition myoelectric control in powered upper limb prosthetics Blair Lock 3 Minute Thesis (3MT) student competition Part 1 Jannis Hill, Holly Tetzlaff 2.17 | SYM: Prosthetics: bone anchored limbs Advancing Prosthetic Care: Integrating Osseointegration Technology into Clinical Practice A. Oomatia 2.18 | SYM: Orthotics: lower limb and footwear Nowhere without footwear: evidence-based solutions of custom-made footwear for people with diabetes Sicco Bus 5.22 | FPS & PP: Gait and balance Techniques and meas- urements Malte Bellman, Han Houdijk 3.06 | BIC: Therapy, physical activity, sports Leveling the playing field: The secrets to coaching athletes to run with a prosthesis Robert Gailey 5.23 | FPS & PP: Prosthetics lower limb: transtibial, ankle, foot Liner and socket design Rune Nilsen, Diana Toderita 15:45 Exhibit and “Meet the presenters” poster viewing break 16:15 2.19 | SYM: Education Closing the Global Workforce Gap in Assistive Technology Provision Johan Borg 17:30 2.20 | SYM: Orthotics: spinal Digital Assessment, Design and Fabrication for Orthotic Management of Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis Man Sang Wong 5.28 | FPS: Gait and balance Sensory and cognitive Daniel Heitzmann, Wouter Muijres 2.21 | SYM: Outcome measurements The importance of a global longitudinal database platform for collection of big data related to amputations, prosthetics and outcome Bengt Soderberg 5.29 | FPS: Prosthetics: bone anchored limbs Mechanical loading in standard and bone anchored prostheses Paul Awan Chol, Marko Sass 19:00 City Hall Reception (Stockholm City Hall, Ragnar Östbergs Plan 1, entrance from the courtyard) 21:00 This programme is subject to change. 12

Download the CONGRESS APP for up-to-date programme details Opening & Closing Ceremony, World Assembly, Keynotes & Prize sessions Prosthetics: bone anchored limbs Orthotics Gait and balance Device fabrication and design & Robotics, soft robotics, exoskeletons Education Prosthetics: lower limb Prosthetics and Orthotics Outcome measurements Health care, policy, sustainability Therapy, physical activity, sports & Rehabilitation medicine and surgery Psychosocial issues, Paediatrics & Seating and wheelchairs Scientiﬁc programme Room A8, Ground floor Scientiﬁc programme Room K11, First ﬂoor Scientiﬁc programme Room K16, First floor Scientiﬁc programme Room K18/19, First floor thetics: 5.15 | FPS: Prosthetics lower limb: transtibial, ankle, foot Gait and balance Sirintip Kaewtip, Sandeep Uppal 5.16 | FPS: Prosthetics and Orthotics: upper limb Feedback and control Morten Kristoffersen, Kristi Turner 5.17 | FPS: Orthotics: spinal Methods Constantina Matsika Klossa, Shan Liu 3.04 | BIC: Paediatrics Rebuilding Lives: A Multidisciplinary Approach to supporting children with amputations after sepsis Val Jacques-Robinson Time 09:00 Technical track Room A3, Ground floor NEW 7.06 & 7.07 | TT: P&O Digital technologies Optimizing conventional and digital fabrication workflows using data- driven methods | 3D printed spinal orthosis for idiopathic scoliosis in Jørgen Holte Sørlie, Brian Clements d beyond | Chapal Khasnabis | Moderator: Corry van der Sluis 5.18 | FPS: Prosthetics lower limb: transtibial, ankle, foot Feet Michael Berthaume, Anna Pace 5.19 | FPS: Orthotics: lower limb and footwear Evidence and guidance Gustav Jarl, Pia Nolstedt 5.20 | FPS: Therapy, physical activity, sports Physical activity Senay Cerezci-Duygu, Abby Hutchison 5.21 | FPS: Paediatrics Paediatric management and service planning Alejandro Alvarez, Eve McQuade 5.24 | FPS & PP: Prosthetics: lower limb transfemoral Policies and recommendations Andreas Hahn, Ruth Leskovar 5.25 | FPS & PP: Orthotics: lower limb and footwear Materials and design Kerstin Hagberg, Lisa Vossen 5.26 | FPS & PP: Robotics, soft robotics, exoskeletons Various topics Andrea Ikeda, Annika Rydgard 5.27 | FPS & PP: Health care, policy, sustainability Service capacity Johanna Rosberg Petersson, Sajib Roy 7.08 | TT: P&O Fabrication techniques Inspection, Safety, and Maintenance of Metal Orthotic Components Jørgen Holte Sørlie, Brian Clements 7.09 | TT: P&O Material science How to break a socket the right way (and why users will benefit) Jørgen Holte Sørlie, Brian Clements thetics: 5.30 | FPS: Prosthetics lower limb: transtibial, ankle, foot Rehabilitation Arezoo Eshraghi, Nerrolyn Ramstrand 3.07 | BIC: Orthotics: lower limb and footwear AFO Training in Practice and Innovative Strategies for Optimal Adaptation in Neuromuscular Disorders Elza van Duijnhoven 2.22 | SYM: Robotics, soft robotics, exoskeletons From concept to clinical prototype, a multidiscipli- nary approach for the development of a paediat- ric ankle exoskeleton Luiza Muraru 5.31 | FPS: Outcome measurements Clinimetric properties Gulnihal Metin, Chantel Ostler 7.10 | TT: P&O Equipment & tools Fabrication of a ZIP (Zwolle Isala Pros- thesis) for transtibial prosthesis users Jørgen Holte Sørlie, Brian Clements 10:15 10:45 11:30 11:45 13:00 14:15 14:30 15:45 16:15 17:30 19:00 21:00 13

Programme overview Wednesday, 18 June 2025 Explanation Symposium Basic instructional course Advanced instructional course Free paper session SYM BIC AIC FPS FPS & PP Free paper session and poster pitches TT Technical track presentation Time Scientiﬁc programme Room K1, Ground floor ISPO World Assembly (Room K1, Ground floor) Scientiﬁc programme Room A2, Ground floor 09.00 Scientiﬁc programme Room A5, Ground floor Scientiﬁc programme Room A6, Ground floor Scientiﬁc programme Room A7, Ground floor 10:15 Exhibit and poster viewing break 10:45 1.04 | Keynote lecture (Room K1, Ground floor) | Implantable and wearable modular neuroprostheses to understand and restore 11:30 Best poster prize - Poster Pitches (Room K1, Ground floor) | Moderators: Corien Nikamp, Phil Stevens 11:35 LUNCH TIME - Exhibit and poster viewing break 12:30 2.23 | SYM: Prosthetics: bone anchored limbs A Patient-Centered and Evidence-Based Approach to Bone- Anchored Limb Care for Patients with Lower- Limb Amputation Jason Stoneback 2.24 | SYM: Orthotics: lower limb and footwear Guideline-based orthot- ic practice to improve the (cost-)effectiveness of lower limb orthoses in neuromuscular rehabilitation Merel Brehm 2.25 | SYM: Orthotics: lower limb and footwear Measuring sustaina- bility in healthcare and assistive technology: methods and examples for preventing and treat- ing foot ulcers in people with diabetes Ulla Hellstrand Tang 2.26 | SYM: Health care, policy, sustainability Patient-centred ap- proaches to healthcare data in prosthetic rehabilitation Chantel Ostler 3 Minute Thesis (3MT) student competition Part 2 Jannis Hill, Holly Tetzlaff 13:45 14:00 1.05 | Keynote lecture (Room K1, Ground floor) | Rolling together: collaborative approaches to sustainable wheelchair education | P 14:45 15:00 2.27 | SYM: Prosthetics lower limb: transtibial, ankle, foot Lower Limb Prosthesis Prescription Guided by Precision Rehabilitation and Patient-Centered Care Strategies David Morgenroth 2.28 | SYM: Robotics, soft robotics, exoskeletons The use of soft-robotic gloves in ADL and rehabilitation: a scientific, clinical and manufacturing point of view Johannes Rietman 5.35 | FPS & PP: Education Disrupting P&O Service and clinical education Amy Richardson, Sue Spaulding 2.29 | SYM: Education Disrupting P&O Education: Blended Learning as a Sustainable Solution for P&O Training - Lessons Learned in War Zones Christian Schlierf 5.36 | FPS & PP: Device fabrication and design Novel design approaches Erica Rossi, Maria Grazia Santi 16:15 Exhibit and “Meet the presenters” poster viewing break 2.30 | SYM: Prosthetics and Orthotics: upper limb ISPO Special Interest Group Upper Limb (SIGUL) discuss sus- tainability Alix Chadwell 2.31 | SYM: Orthotics: lower limb and footwear Optimising motor recov- ery post stroke – Explor- ing the role of lower limb orthotic interventions Paul Charlton 4.03 | AIC: Prosthetics: lower limb transfemoral Innovative Socket- design And Digital Processes In AK- Prosthetics Michael Schaefer 3.09 | BIC: Education Revolutionizing P&O Practice and Education: Artificial Intelligence and Large Language Models for Clinicians and Educators John Brinkmann 5.41 | Prize Nominees Session and FPS Best papers “Sustainability” FPS: Seating and wheelchairs Isabella Gigante, Subhash Sinha 16:45 18:00 This programme is subject to change. 14

Download the CONGRESS APP for up-to-date programme details Opening & Closing Ceremony, World Assembly, Keynotes & Prize sessions Prosthetics: bone anchored limbs Orthotics Gait and balance Device fabrication and design & Robotics, soft robotics, exoskeletons Education Prosthetics: lower limb Prosthetics and Orthotics Outcome measurements Health care, policy, sustainability Therapy, physical activity, sports & Rehabilitation medicine and surgery Psychosocial issues, Paediatrics & Seating and wheelchairs Scientiﬁc programme Room A8, Ground floor Scientiﬁc programme Room K11, First ﬂoor Scientiﬁc programme Room K16, First floor Scientiﬁc programme Room K18/19, First floor Technical track Room A3, Ground floor NEW e neural functions | Silvestro Micera | Moderator: Phil Stevens 5.32 | FPS: Prosthetics: lower limb transfemoral Knees Hiroshi Hashimoto, Andreas Kannenberg 5.33 | FPS: Device fabrication and design Socket developments Calvin Ngan, Kengo Ohnishi 5.34 | FPS: Outcome measurements Patient reported outcomes Fiona Davie-Smith, Cathrine Widehammar 3.08 | BIC: Outcome measurements Children’s Amputee Mobility Predictor: Functional assessment for children with leg length discrepancy requiring a prosthesis or Extension-prostheses (Orthoprosthesis) Sharon Eylon 7.11 & 7.12 | TT: P&O Digital technologies, wheelchair & postural support fabrication techniques | Implemen- tation of CAD design into Special Seating & challenges faced | Additive Seating Sys- tems for the Support of Individuals with Severe Multiple Disabilities Niklas Toth, Nigel Birkett ation | Paula Rushton | Moderator: Bill Miller e 5.37 | FPS & PP: Prosthetics lower limb: transtibial, ankle, foot Manufacture and design Andrea Cutti, Claudia Ghidini 5.38 | FPS & PP: Prosthetics: bone anchored limbs Outcomes Horst Aschoff, Nachiappan Chockalingam 5.39 | FPS & PP: Therapy, physical activity, sports Sports and movement Crystal MacKay, Samantha Rozevink 5.40 | FPS & PP: Rehabilitation medicine and surgery Population analysis Matiur Rahman, Heather Underwood 7.13 | TT: P&O Fabrication techniques Functionality and effects of the positioning elements and their combinations with wheelchairs Niklas Toth, Nigel Birkett 5.42 | FPS: Prosthetics lower limb: transtibial, ankle, foot Various topics Caitlin Edgar, Bea Hemmen 2.32 | SYM: Health care, policy, sustainability Regional Approaches for Professional Devel- opment, Recognition and Accreditation of Prosthetists and Or- thotists-Reflection from Cambodia, Thailand and Myanmar Phearsa Thor 5.43 | FPS: Education Curriculum planning and professional competencies Zekra Ali Aziz, Elise Mahé-Duverger 3.10 | BIC: Outcome measurements Advancing Observation- al Gait Analysis: Unlock the Collaborative Power of the Functional Low- er-limb Amputee Gait Assessment Tool Anat Kristal 7.14 | TT: P&O Fabrication techniques Partial Hand Prosthesis Interface and Socket Design: Casting, Modification, and Fabrication Niklas Toth, Nigel Birkett Time 09.00 10:15 10:45 11:30 11:35 12:30 13:45 14:00 14:45 15:00 16:15 16:45 18:00 15

Programme overview Thursday, 19 June 2025 Explanation Symposium Basic instructional course Advanced instructional course Free paper session SYM BIC AIC FPS FPS & PP Free paper session and poster pitches TT Technical track presentation Time Scientiﬁc programme Room K1, Ground floor Scientiﬁc programme Room A2, Ground floor Scientiﬁc programme Room A5, Ground floor Scientiﬁc programme Room A6, Ground floor Scientiﬁc programme Room A7, Ground floor 09:00 2.33 | SYM: Prosthetics and Orthotics: upper limb | Providing Sensory Feedback & Reducing Phantom Limb Pain Us- ing Innovative Surgical Techniques of Targeted Sensory Reinnerva- tion & Novel Medical Technology Alexander Gardetto 2.34 | SYM: Gait and balance Anatomy of a Fall: Is the microprocessor knee the only suspect? Robert Gailey 4.04 | AIC: Education Structuring Interven- tions for Children with Neuromotor Impair- ments – A Multidiscipli- nary and Family-Cen- tered Approach Michael Rexing 5.44 | Prize Nominees Session Best papers “Advancing clinical treatment” and “Advancing P&O” Corry van der Sluis, Cleveland Barnett 2.35 | SYM: Outcome measurements Advancing measurement in lower limb orthotics: development, testing & clinical implementation of the Orthotic Patient- Reported Outcomes – Mobility (OPROM) survey instrument Geoff Balkman 10:15 Exhibit and poster viewing break 10:45 1.06 | Keynote lecture (Room K1, Ground floor) | Fundamentals of human movement translated into P&O practice, and back | 11:30 Presentation of Blatchford Team Prize for Innovation (Room K1, Ground floor) 11:45 LUNCH TIME - Exhibit and poster viewing break 13:00 14:15 14:30 15:45 16:00 17:00 2.36 | SYM: Prosthetics lower limb: transtibial, ankle, foot A multidimensional approach merging cutting edge technology and patient’s insight to empower prosthetists in residual limb assess- ment and socket design Elena Seminati 4.07 | AIC: Orthotics: lower limb and footwear Aligning the ankle-foot orthoses Noel Keijsers 3.11 | BIC: Device fabrication and design Digital Workflow for Prosthetic Socket Production – Clinical and Workshop Practises Breda Clancy 2.38 | SYM: Rehabilitation medicine and surgery Pros and Cons using National Registry Data for research – examples from SwedeAmp Kerstin Hagberg 2.39 | SYM: Rehabilitation medicine and surgery Post-amputation pain: 100 years of progress Jackson Linke 4.06 | AIC: Orthotics: lower limb and footwear Rocker Profile Shoes: Design parameters & Biomechanics Juha Hijmans 2.40 | SYM: Education Dynamic tools to advance sustainable workforce development for prosthetists and orthotists in alignment with the Rehabilitation 2030 agenda Cheryl Footer 4.08 | AIC: Prosthetics and Orthotics: upper limb Advances in Upper Extremity Prosthetic Suspension Technology and Techniques Gerwin Smit 2.41 | SYM: Therapy, physical activity, sports Using knowledge of lived experiences to improve rehabilitation services for lower limb amputees Jette Schack 5.51 | FPS: Orthotics: lower limb and footwear Children and adolescents Juha Hijmans, Yiying Zou Closing Ceremony (Room K1, Ground floor) This programme is subject to change. 16

Download the CONGRESS APP for up-to-date programme details Opening & Closing Ceremony, World Assembly, Keynotes & Prize sessions Prosthetics: bone anchored limbs Orthotics Gait and balance Device fabrication and design & Robotics, soft robotics, exoskeletons Education Prosthetics: lower limb Prosthetics and Orthotics Outcome measurements Health care, policy, sustainability Therapy, physical activity, sports & Rehabilitation medicine and surgery Psychosocial issues, Paediatrics & Seating and wheelchairs Scientiﬁc programme Room A8, Ground floor Scientiﬁc programme Room K11, First ﬂoor Scientiﬁc programme Room K16, First floor Scientiﬁc programme Room K18/19, First floor 5.45 | FPS: Prosthetics: lower limb transfemoral Device design Svea Lüdorff, Shin Sasaki 5.46 | FPS: Health care, policy, sustainability Natural guidelines, policies and practice Nicolaas Pickard, Lis Sjöberg 4.05 | AIC: Prosthetics: bone anchored limbs Towards optimal prosthetic alignment of transtibial bone- anchored limbs Ruud Leijendekkers 5.47 | FPS: Prosthetics and Orthotics: upper limb Sockets and activity specific devices Tonja Robida, Sam Walters Time 09:00 Technical track Room A3, Ground floor NEW 7.15 | TT: P&O Material science & fabrication techniques More efficient and more sustainable fabrication processes in O&P industry Brad Mattear, Ian Adam k | Han Houdijk | Moderator: Cleveland Barnett 5.48 | FPS: Psychosocial issues Supporting psychosocial wellbeing Maggie Donovan-Hall, Sally Gates 2.37 | SYM: Education Quality and Sustaina- bility of Prosthetics and Orthotics Education in the South and South- east Asia Region Denver Graham 5.49 | FPS: Prosthetics: bone anchored limbs Programmes and interfaces Nikolaos Papadimitriou, Peter Vee Sin Lee FPS: Outcome measurements Characterising patient outcomes 1 Benjamin Darter, Berangere Gohy 7.16 | TT: P&O Fabrication techniques Advancing Techniques in Orthotic Ankle Joint Fabrication: Design, Materials, and Manu- facturing Processes Brad Mattear, Nigel Birkett 5.52 | FPS: Prosthetics: lower limb transfemoral Sockets Charlotte Bosman, Joan Sanders 5.53 | FPS: Gait and balance Comparative Michael Baldock, Edward Lemaire 5.54 | FPS: Health care, policy, sustainability Rehabilitation interventions and innovative protocols Chonthicha Chaemkhuntod, Benje Theron 5.55 | FPS: Outcome measurements Characterising patient outcomes 2 Thearith Heang, Reslin Schelhaas 7.17 | TT: P&O Material science Silicones – an innovative material with high po- tential in individualized O&P care Brad Mattear, Niklas Toth 10:15 10:45 11:30 11:45 13:00 14:15 14:30 15:45 16:00 17:00 17

Scientiﬁc posters Scientific posters are displayed in the foyer and exhibition hall. Posters are viewable during the daily exhibition opening hours throughout the entire duration of the congress. Poster presenters will be available to discuss their work with delegates during the ‘meet the presenter’ poster viewing times as detailed below. In addition, presenters of highly ranked posters will present their poster in rapid fire 1-minute, 1-slide presentation in a free paper session on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon. Posters that ranked highest during the review are nominated for the Best Poster Prize. Presenters will pitch their poster in a similar rapid fire, 1-minute, 1-slide presentation preceding the morning keynote lecture on Wednesday. Poster pitch 1: Monday, 16 June followed by “Meet the presenters” poster viewing 14:30 – 15:45 15:45 – 16:15 Poster pitch 2: Tuesday, 17 June followed by “Meet the presenters” poster viewing 14:30 – 15:45 15:45 – 16:15 Prize Nominee Session – Best poster prize: Wednesday, 18 June 11:30 – 11:35 Poster pitch 3: Wednesday, 18 June followed by “Meet the presenters” poster viewing 15:00 – 16:15 16:15 – 16:45 Congress topics Prosthetics: lower limb transfemoral Prosthetics: lower limb transfemoral Prosthetics lower limb: transtibial, ankle, foot Poster numbers 6.001-6.009 6.010-6.026 6.027-6.040 Time Monday, 16 June, 15:45-16:15 Tuesday, 17 June, 15:45-16:15 Tuesday, 17 June, 15:45-16:15 Prosthetics lower limb: transtibial, ankle, foot 6.041-6.050 Wednesday, 18 June, 16:15-16:45 Prosthetics: bone anchored limbs Prosthetics and Orthotics: upper limb Prosthetics and Orthotics: in less resourced settings Orthotics: spinal Orthotics: lower limb and footwear Orthotics: lower limb and footwear Gait and balance Education Health care, policy, sustainability Outcome measurements Psychosocial issues Paediatrics 6.051-6.058 Wednesday, 18 June, 16:15-16:45 6.059-6.068 6.069-6.076 6.077-6.082 6.083-6.096 6.097-6.102 6.103-6.113 Monday, 16 June, 15:45-16:15 Monday, 16 June, 15:45-16:15 Monday, 16 June, 15:45-16:15 Monday, 16 June, 15:45-16:15 Tuesday, 17 June, 15:45-16:15 Tuesday, 17 June, 15:45-16:15 6.114-6.121 Wednesday, 18 June, 16:15-16:45 6.122-6.131 6.132-6.144 6.145-6.146 6.147-6.150 Tuesday, 17 June, 15:45-16:15 Monday, 16 June, 15:45-16:15 Monday, 16 June, 15:45-16:15 Monday, 16 June, 15:45-16:15 Rehabilitation medicine and surgery 6.151-6.163 Wednesday, 18 June, 16:15-16:45 Therapy, physical activity, sports Device fabrication and design 6.164-6.175 Wednesday, 18 June, 16:15-16:45 6.176-6.189 Wednesday, 18 June, 16:15-16:45 Robotics, soft robotics, exoskeletons 6.190-6.196 Tuesday, 17 June, 15:45-16:15 18

International exhibition Refer to the Exhibition Overview flyer for: • Venue plan • Exhibition hall plan • Exhibitor directory • Exhibitor workshops • Start-ups • Start-up pitches I.S.P.O. 20TH WORLD CONGRESS Stockholm, Sweden 16 -19 June 2025 EXHIBITION OVERVIEW Midsommar Welcome Reception Monday, 16 June, 17:30-20:00 Exhibition Hall Everyone is welcome to join! If you have pre-registered for the reception please bring your voucher to receive a free welcome drink. “Midsommar” marks the official start of summer and is one of Sweden’s most important holidays. Don’t miss out to experience a little Swedish hospitality and enjoy hors d’eouvres, drinks and entertainment while visiting the exhibitors. including Venue plan Exhibition hall plan Exhibitor director y Exhibitor workshops Start-ups Start-up pitches A c c e s s i b l e t o i l e t s A c E m e r g e n c y e x i t E m e r E l e v a t o r E l e v a t o r S e a t i n g F 4 0 P o d a r t i s F 41 O R T H O - PA R T N E R F 3 5 S a t r e s F 31 C a t e r i n g Wo n d e r f u Wo n d e r f u #ISPOcongress25 www.ispo-congress.com D 4 2 D 4 2 E 4 3 E M O E M O A s t r i v i s A s t r D 4 0 D 4 0 K e e p W a l k i n g K e e p W a l k i n g D 3 8 D 3 8 D 4 4 D 4 B r a i n B r R o b o t i c s R E 3 9 E K e n D a l l D 4 6 Tu r t l e b r a c e E 3 7 G y r o - m o t i c s D 3 6 V i l j e C A P T E O E 3 3 E s p e r D 2 4 D 2 2 P a r a l i d P a r a l i d D 3 4 D 3 4 S k i n a p t i c s S k i n a p t i c s D 2 6 D 2 6 M e d e r e M e d e r e D 3 2 D 3 2 V i r t e t i c V i r t e t i c D 3 0 D 3 0 O r t o t e k E 3 5 N o r d A b i l i t y E 31 S T I L E 2 3 M O U T I N H O R I B E I R O E 4 0 J a s u d E 3 4 S h a n g h a i K e s h e n g E 3 2 S t r e i f e n e d e r E 3 0 A n a t o m i c S t u d i o s M I D S O M M A R A R E A E 2 1 E 2 0 G D I H u b Life & Limb Operation Namaste Ugani Prosthetics Cure Bionics D 2 0 A L P S S o u t h D12 O s s e o - i n t e g r a t i o n D10 P r i n t i n g P o r t a l O p e n B i o n i c s E 14 S n u g F i t S o l u t i o n s E 0 8 P E C T U S L A B E 10 QWADRA QWADRA Spinal Technology Spinal Technology Steeper Group Steeper Group Taska Prosthetics Taska Prosthetics P r o t e d P r o s t h e t i c s P r o t e d P r o s t h & O r t h o t i c s & O r t h D11 D E r i m e d G 3 9 A I D P L E X G 3 3 M y Fo o t - M o d u l a i r f o o t w e a r G 31 I B - E R P r o s t h e t i c s G 2 3 A R I E S F 3 8 T H U A S N E F 3 0 A R E A P R E S E N TAT I O N F 2 2 E t a c F 2 0 W o o s a m M e d i c a l P a r a s h a r I n d u s t r i e G 3 6 F u t u r e Te c h n o l o - g y G 3 2 E v o m o - t i o n G 3 0 H B u l l d o g To o l s G 2 0 C E N O R F G 12 C a t e r i n g H u m a n S t u d y F 14 S TA N D G 15 I N T E R N AT I O N A L N E T W O R K I N G A R E A ISPO Stand AOPA NCOPE Mission Gait Foundation P O S T E R A R E A E 12 E 16 G 10 S e a t i n g S E S S I O N R O O M A 3 S P E A K E R - R E A D Y R O O M S E S S I O N R O O M A 2 P O S T E R A R E A D O W N L O A D O N G R E S E x h i b i t i o n h a l l p l a n E X H I B I T I O N H A L L P L A N I S P O I n t e r n a t i o n a l n e t w o r k i n g a r e a a n d M i d s o m m a r a r e a P o s t e r a r e a S t a r t - u p s P r e s e n t a t i o n a r e a G e r m a n p a v i l i o n U K p a v i l i o n 5 0 0 0 0 P S M I I B T A 41 E t h n o - c a re A 3 5 C re a t i v e O r t h o p e - a d i c s A 3 3 M O W A A 31 R e f re s h m e n t s a n d p re - o rd e re d L u n c h B 4 3 T H E N O R T H O A 4 3 C re a t e i t R E A L ORTOIBERICA B 41 B i o s e r v o B 3 5 O K M B 3 3 Z S M O r t h o p e a d i c s A 4 0 P o i n t D e s i g n s A 3 4 Vo x e l c a re A 3 2 R e f r e s h m e n t s a n d p r e - o r d e r e d L u n c h C a t e r i n g I n v e n t M e d i c a l B 4 6 S T & G B 4 8 M E T I Z C 4 5 M a t e r i a l i s e M o t i o n B 4 4 C i rc l e g C 4 3 V Y T R U V E R o b o t i c o m C 41 A g r u q u e ro C 3 9 K i l d e C 3 7 O r ﬁ t C 3 3 C 3 5 B l a t c h f o r d C 31 To i l e t s To i l e t s R e f re s h m e n t s a n d e s h m e n t s a n d d e re d L u n c h p re - o rd e re d L u n c h C 4 2 N o rd i N o rd i C a re C a re D 41 D 41 T E H L I N C 4 0 M E D I P O R C 3 4 a n d . r o M a n d . r o C 3 6 C 3 6 B I O N I T B I O N I T L A B S L A B S Barlu Barlu Parts 3D Parts 3D D 3 5 D 3 5 M y F i t M y F i t S o l u t i o n s S o l u t i o n s D 3 3 D 3 3 G O G O A s s i s t i v e A s s i s t i v e D 31 D 31 A l i v i o C 3 2 m a c u 4 C 3 0 3 0 K o a l a a C 2 9 A m p a ro C 2 3 A . A l g e o C 2 7 F y o u s C 2 5 N o r t h S e a P l a s t i c s C 2 1 u r Ö s s u r ege Park College Park R & GENTZ FIOR & GENTZ MotionClinic ForMotionClinic C 2 0 C 2 0 P re n s i l i a B 4 2 B e i j i n g C h o n g L a n g B 3 4 M o t i o n - t e c h B 4 0 S h a n d o n g G ro o t B 3 2 A F T I n t e r n a t i o n a l B 3 0 A l l a rd Basko Becker Tamarack B 2 2 M A I N S E S S I O N R O O M K 1 E N T R A N C E P O S T E R A R E A P R O T H E - F L E X S Y S T E M A 2 1 M a r t i n B i o n i c s A17 M o v e - a b l e A15 S a - p h e n u s A13 A n a - t o m i c S i t t A11 K l a v e n e s s Fo o t w e a r A 3 0 A x i l e s B i o n i c s A 2 0 A e t h e r B i o m e d i c a l B 31 S t e p - o n H e l l a s B 2 3 J u n q u e r a y D i z B 2 1 M e d i ro y a l A14 i S U N 3 D A12 I n t e g r u m B13 A M H e a l t h c a re G ro u p NABTESCO Va ro m e d B12 - 0 7 S c h e i n B12 -10 W i l h e l m J u l i u s Te u f e l B10 -11 n e j a O T Wo r l d F I N N - C O M F O R T B12 - 01 B12 - 0 3 B12 - 0 5 p h o e n i x D I E R S s c h u b e r t u n d b r a u n p ro t h e s e n w e r k Wa g n e r P o l y m e r - t e c h n i k B12 - 0 2 B12 - 0 4 B12 - 0 6 s t e p t i c s B12 - 0 8 C a s i m o Y O O m e B10 - 0 5 B10 - 0 7 B10 - 0 9 H O R U S A i r F i t B10 - 0 3 L i f e l i k e - P ro s t h e t i c s Fe d e r a l M i n i s t r y f o r E c o n o m i c A f f a i r s a n d C l i m a t e A c t i o n S P O R - L A S T I C o r t h o - t i m e r S TA N D - P U N K T U n i p ro x B10 - 0 2 B10 - 0 4 B10 - 0 6 B10 - 0 8 B10 - 01 E Q WA L E Q WA L Corazza Corazza Janton Groupe G2M Janton Groupe G2M Ledos Podologie Ledos Podologie C 12 C 12 L i n d h e X t e n d L i n d h e X t e n d C 10 C 10 F i l l a u e r F i l l a u e r Coapt Coapt C 0 2 C 0 2 V V I C O V V I C 01 C 01 B10 -10 B10 -12 E N T R A N C E E N T R A N C E B11 P ro t e o r B 0 3 O t t o b o c k B 0 4 E M B R E I S B 01 C o y o t e A 0 7 H y 5 B i o n i c s A 0 5 R u c k A 0 3 O r t h o S o l i d b y O r t h o b ro ke r A 0 8 O r t h o B a l t i c A 0 6 D o r s e t A 0 4 T U R B O M E D A 0 2 E X H I B I T O R W O R K S H O P R O O M a n d o t h e r K - R O O M S To u p p e r l e v e l w i t h 2 O N S O R S 20 B R O N Z E

Social events – Don’t miss out on our social highlights! City Hall Reception Tuesday, 17 June, 19:00-21:00 Stockholm City Hall Ragnar Östbergs Plan 1 (entrance from the courtyard) Fika & Get-together for early career professionals Monday, 16 June 2025, 08:30-09:15 K-Foyer, Ground floor Please bring your invitation and name badge with you. Arrive by 18:45, doors close at 19:00. Students and early career professionals are welcome to join. Pre-registration is not required. The City of Stockholm and Region Stockholm are hosting a reception exclusively for the participants of the I.S.P.O. World Congress in Stockholm City Hall, most well-known for hosting the Nobel Prize banquet each year. This social event offers the best opportunity to visit one of the most famous silhouettes in Stockholm and enjoying a special evening with standing buffet and special guided tours through the city hall. To help early career professionals kickstart their congress experience, ISPO invites to a special Fika & Get-together. Join us to meet and connect with peers from around the world and expand your global network! 21

International Society for Prosthetics and Orthotics The International Society for Prosthetics and Orthotics (ISPO) is a global, multi- disciplinary, non-governmental organisation aiming to improve the quality of life for persons who may benefit from the rehabilitation practice of prosthetic, orthotic, mobility, and assistive technology. ISPO is sometimes misunderstood as representing only prosthetists and orthotists, but, in fact, it is far more inclusive that than that. ‘P’ and ‘O’ stands for Prosthetics and Orthotics and, for more than 50 years, ISPO has provided an effective platform for the exchange and communication on all aspects of the science and practice associated with the provision of mobility products (prostheses, orthoses, wheelchairs) rehabilitation engineering, wheelchairs and related areas, such as therapy. Membership is multi-disciplinary and thus includes professionals of all disciplines with an interest in the subject and the service. Learn more about: Joining ISPO ISPO Research Mentorship Programme ISPO Training Programme Accreditation ISPO Special Interest Groups ISPOwer Magazine Submitting a Case Study www.ispoint.org 22 Visit us in the ISPO international networking area! BOOTH E16

Practical information Emergency contacts FREE WIFI Network: 3DPrinting Password: Instalimb@H01 SPONSORED BY Refreshments and coffee breaks In case of emergency (police, ambulance, fire), dial sponsored by 112 You can also call the security company, CSG for immediate assistance. They can be reached at +46 (0) 8 749 99 11 A medical team is available in the registration area for immediate medical assistance. They can be reached at +46 (0) 8 749 41 61 Name badges All participants must wear a name badge at the venue. Please note that only participants wearing “congress” badges are entitled to attend the scientific and technical sessions. Education credits Scan your badge at the entrance to the session rooms to get the American Board for Certification in Orthotics, Prosthetics & Pedorthics (ABC) and / or ISPO Continuous Professional Development (CPD) credits. Certificate of attendance Congress delegates will receive a certificate of attendance digitally per email after the Congress. Catering Food and beverages are available for purchase at Stockholmsmässan. 24 Limited refreshments and coffee are provided complimentary in the catering areas located in the exhibition hall during the breaks. Pre-ordered lunch If you have pre-ordered your lunch during online registration, please pick up your lunch vouchers at the onsite registration desk. Exchange the lunch voucher of the respective day for your lunch box in the catering areas in the exhibition hall during the lunch break. Note: you will not be able to change your lunch selection. Water stations sponsored by Water fountains are available in different areas. Please bring your own water bottle. Changes to the programme The organisers accept no responsibility for changes to the programme once this booklet has been sent to print. Session changes will be announced through the congress app. Cloak A cloak room / coat check is available at Stockholmsmässan (40 SEK / coat or bag). Room of Silence A room of silence is available in the congress area.