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Limb Loss and Preservation Registry Underway!
Limb Loss and Preservation Registry Underway!

TLI partnership with Mayo Clinic to develop a Limb Loss and Preservation Registry (Registry) for the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) generates support, interest and palpable enthusiasm during Amputee Coalition’s 2019 National Conference in San Antonio, Texas

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Mayo Clinic Partners with TLI to Develop a National Registry for Limb Loss and Limb Preservation Surgeries
Mayo Clinic Partners with TLI to Develop a National Registry for Limb Loss and Limb Preservation Surgeries

Advancing a Legacy of Improving Health and Quality of Life

TLI is grounded in a commitment to share its expertise in transformative change that impacts health, education and economic empowerment.

So, when the Mayo Clinic awarded TLI a subcontract to assist in the development of a Limb Loss and Preservation Registry for the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD), the entire TLI organization was extremely gratified to participate in a project that could lead to prevention of limb loss, improve amputation surgeries, refine rehabilitation approaches and guide the development of devices for people with limb loss.

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