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    What makes people want to undertake a mission? Is it that people want to be brave? Or is it that they want to go explore? People feel an urge to go and explore, or to complete a problem and take risks. Some people would want to be brave, or they want to do it so they could see the outcome (good or bad) in the end. Bilbo Baggins went on an adventure, Farah Ahmedi snuck over the border, and Aengus looked his whole life for the girl. Bilbo, Aengus, and Farah were brave and had determination because…

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    garments, you help relieve the symptoms, I advise, supply and fit the best garment suitable to meet your requirements. A breast prosthesis is a breast form that can fit in a bra to make your breasts look natural and balanced. These include standard breast forms, swim form, foam filler, or a shell prosthesis. Your prosthesis can then be fitted into a special prosthesis bra which has an inbuilt pocket, or if you have a bra that fits well, you may be able to use this, I will check it and give you…

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    Fixed retained prosthesis versus implant supported over denture The advantages and disadvantages of overdenture compared with fixed prosthesis are: advantages - less implants, better aesthetic outcome, easy to care for and clean, improved peri-implant probing, can be removed at night to decrease the risk of nocturnal parafunctional overload, lower cost, easier to repair, and can be used as a provisional or temporary prosthesis until the permanent fixed prosthesis is fabricated;…

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    prosthetic limbs that are called cosmesis, this are designed to be a purely cosmetic and little or not functioning for example a not functioning hand enters this category. Other prosthesis includes also other parts like a prosthetic leg it is covered by the pants, this are highly functional or has no cosmetic disguise. Types of prosthesis, I’m only going to explain four types of prosthetic limbs because there are a variety of different types of prosthetic limbs. The first is below the knee as…

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    Visual Synthesis Essay

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    navigation, picking up things, etc. Some of the visual prosthesis (e.g. audible visual prosthesis [5-6], tactile visual prosthesis [7-11], and implantable visual prosthesis [11-13]) benefit this cue to enhance the abilities of blind people in some daily tasks. In many of these prostheses, depth cue created as a large size image that needs to down-sample for giving proper size to stimulation. In this…

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    talar body prosthesis in 1997. Eight out of nine patients, who were evaluated 11 to 15 years postoperatively, had a satisfactory result. In 2014, Harnroongroj (9) published outcomes in a study with the longest follow-up period of 10-36 years, 28 of the 33 talar body prosthesis were still in place and 5 had failed prior to 5 years. In 1999, Tanaka et al designed talar body prosthesis to preserve ankle motion in patients with aseptic necrosis (43,70), followed by several subsequent prosthesis…

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    variety of medical professionals. One of these was an orthopedic surgeon, and during the time I spent watching his surgeries, I got the chance to witness two Total Knee Arthroscopies (TKAs). For my biomedical product, I chose to research a total knee prosthesis. This prosthetic has an old and very diverse history that centers mostly around the 1970s, but today has become a multibillion dollar industry with millions of patients undergoing TKA every year. The first total knee replacement was…

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    Rogmark C, Johnell O (Jun 2006) took 14 randomised controlled trials containing 2289 patients for meta-analysis. Primary arthroplasty was found to have fewer method related hip complications, reoperations and less pain compared to internal fixation. They concluded that primary arthroplasty is to be done in displaced femoral neck fractures. The healthy should undergo total hip replacement and the older impaired individuals would benefit by a hemiarthroplsty[20]. Bjorgul K, Reikeras O (Jun 2006)…

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    Prosthetic Heart Valves

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    Cardiovascular diseases. Heart valves fail when they are damaged and deteriorating or when they have congenital deformities. Heart valve replacement methods have improved greatly in the past decade. Currently, Mechanical and Biological Heart valve prosthesis exist but both shortcomings for pediatric patients. I. Introduction C ardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of human mortality worldwide. Degenerating of the fibrosa layer compromises healthy valve function. Heart valves include the…

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    Then test out the object to get a feel for how it operates, this interrelates with prosthetics. From the article, Forearm amputees’ views of prosthesis use and sensory feedback study, researchers asked individuals questions pertaining to the use of myoelectric prosthesis, which is a prosthetic that manages grip control and force. What researchers found that this was challenging concept for participants to grasp. In doing so many became frustrated and overwhelmed…

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