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    Prosthesis Through the Ages Losing a limb is absolutely devastating. First you have to go through the pain of losing it, then you have to get used to life without the limb. A prosthesis, or artificial limb, will help you resume everyday activities. We can all agree that technology has improved greatly throughout the years. Thankfully, prosthetic limbs have also progressed with the technology of the time providing more comfort and functionality. Prosthetic limbs are artificial replacements for…

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    doctors removed my mother's breasts, the "essences of her feminism", and she struggled with it. This idea is also illustrated in, The Cancer Journals: Lourdes Mastectomy as an Identity, Audre Lorde was shocked to “realized that the attitude towards prosthesis after breast cancer is an index of this society’s attitude towards women in general as decoration and externally defined sex object” (Alshhre, 5). Lorde also found that breasts were part of the definition of femininity to most people in…

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    The patient is a 76-year-old female who presented to the ER with complaints of a fall and general weakness. The patient fell from an upright position while walking. She reports that she has fallen 3 times within the last few days and her knee hurt. She has a past history of left total knee replacement she uses her right knee a lot. She is also complained of hip pain. She denies hitting her head. The patient evidently lives in Perth Amboy with her daughter. She denies any other…

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    Lady Gaga Research Paper

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    In fact, Bercher claims that she is constantly judged when she chooses not wear her prosthesis in public. Although the usage of wheelchairs, prosthesis, and crutches in her videos and performances including ‘Paparazzi’ and ‘You and I’ caused a controversy and a public outcry especially from disabilities activists, Bercher points out that Lady Gaga illustration of disabilities…

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    Foot Amputation Essay

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    being left upon remaining skin, loading on the foot remnant, the comfort for the patient, appearance and the stride, activities they wish to perform. The different types range from elephant boot, the custom made “short shoe” to a high top shoe. In prosthesis a supermalleor is a silicon device that can be used to achieve a soft forefoot. However, all the discussed devices have their…

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    going to take that along with his Coumadin. His wound is fortunately completely close. Sutures are all out. So, at this point, my plan is just going to maintain him on the low dose of antibiotics because the only other choice is take the entire prosthesis out and put a spacer in, and have an IV antibiotics and then re-insert. It was further notes that because the patient is on substantial blood thinners because of the cardia valve, he bleeds and when he does bleed especially around the knee, the…

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    Bariatric Surgery Essay

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    expected.Many young females suffer with a variety of deformities Reconstructive surgery is often performed on burn and accident victims. Reconstructive surgery includes such procedures as the reattachment of an amputated finger or toe, or implanting a prosthesis. Prostheses are artificial structures and materials that are used to replace missing limbs or teeth, or arthritic hip and knee joints.Each year, approximately 3 percent of all children born in the U.S. have a major malformation at birth,…

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    Manuscript Title:An aesthetic nasal conformer – a case report Corresponding author GunjanSingh Aswal MDS Assistant lecturer Department of restorative dentistry Libyan international medical university Benghazi, Libya Email id – aswallibya@gmail.com Mob no +91 9980744211 Second author Dr Shashi Kiran Mohan Ram MDS Senior lecturer Department of oral medicine and radiology Dayanadasagarcollege of dental sciences Bangalore Email id – drshashikiranm@yahoo.com Third author Dr Selvakumar MDS…

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    For example, market trends within the world of prosthetics reveal that, “For $5,000 to $7,000, a patient can get a serviceable below-the-knee prosthesis that allows the user to stand and walk on level ground. By contrast, a $10,000 device will allow the person to become a ‘community walker,’ able to go up and down stairs and to traverse uneven terrain” (McGimpsey and Bradford, 2015). This statement…

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    right knee, and reproducible upper right calf discomfort with palpation. Anteroposterior, lateral, and sunrise view radiographs of the right knee were requested which did not show any fracture or dislocation. Her total right knee arthroplasty prosthesis was in anatomic alignment. An ultrasound of the right lower extremity was also performed, with no evidence of deep venous thrombosis noted. She was given one 8 mg dose of intramuscular morphine. She was discharged by Marcia Hoos-Reinke, MD…

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