Muhannad Al‐Waily
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Muhannad Al-Waily is a leading researcher in biomechanics and prosthetic design, with a primary focus on the mechanical evaluation and testing of lower-limb prostheses. His work addresses a critical challenge in the field: the safe, repeatable, and ethical assessment of prosthetic devices before they are fitted on amputees. His most-cited review, "A Review Study on Measurement and Evaluation of Prosthesis Testing Platform during Gait Cycle within Sagittal Plane" (2021, 9 citations), systematically identifies the key obstacles in prosthetic testing—such as informed consent, safety constraints, and lack of reproducibility—and surveys the platforms and methodologies used to overcome these barriers. This contribution provides a foundational framework for engineers and clinicians seeking to validate new prosthetic designs without risking patient safety. Al-Waily’s research is instrumental in bridging the gap between laboratory testing and real-world clinical application, helping to standardize evaluation protocols for gait analysis in the sagittal plane. His work is essential reading for students and researchers in rehabilitation engineering, offering both a critical overview of current challenges and a roadmap for developing more reliable, patient-safe prosthetic testing systems.
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