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    Clapp Recovery

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    Prosthetics[edit] Clapp has used a series of increasingly advanced prosthetic limbs.[4] He has three different sets of specialized prosthetic legs: one for walking, one for running, and one for…

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    Although teeth are very strong, they are not indestructible. Sometimes, restorations are required when teeth become injured or diseased. Many patients will require one, if not more, restorations in their lifetimes. This is due to high incidence of tooth decay and of course, accidents that cause injury to teeth. Restorations like dental crowns and dental bridges are vital to ensuring oral function after a tooth has been damaged or lost. Both bridges and crowns are custom restorations that are…

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    In life, we all have problems. We make wrong decisions sometimes, and we also make some mistakes that affect us for the rest of our lives. So what I am trying to say is that you can have an injury, like how you get paralyzed and you can not walk again. So this is the top four solutions to solve this epidemic of people that have been paralyzed and ride a wheelchair for many years. So, what invention could you make the people who is paralyzed walk again? The first one I am gonna do is the first…

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    story “Good Country People” she uses the boy selling Bibles to illustrate the culturally excepted idea of judging someone only by their outward appearance. While the boy did have good looks and sold Christian Bibles, the irony of it all hit the prosthetic-legged, Hulga hard. O’Conner uses the irony of the story to blend with the theme of some things in life aren’t always what they may…

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    ratchet joint (Prosthetic-maker).” A spokesperson for the Mattel Inc said “Everybody here is really excited that barbie not only brings joy to little girls but also can help adults who have had accidents (McKedall).” The University has been using the dolls knee joints as knuckles in hands. The medical personals put the joints in “flexible foam fingers that fit inside the gloves (Prosthetic-maker).” The fake fingers in the gloves will bend the same as Barbie’s leg. Having these prosthetics bend…

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    Daniel Goleman once said, “Life without passion would be a dull wasteland of neutrality, cut off and isolated from the richness of life itself”. The story of Frankenstein by Mary Shelley and the articles of “Dr. Daedalus” by Lauren Slater and “Replaceable You” by Geoff Brumfiel feature fervent passion for creation. The idea of creation is a common link between these works. Victor Frankenstein from Frankenstein,, Dr.Rosen from “Dr. Daedalus”, and Bertolt Meyer from “Replaceable You” all…

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    When the doctor told me that my unborn child did not develop arm or legs, my heart dropped. You could imagine my excruciating heartbreak finding out the bad news. There was no holding back the tears, no matter how hard I tried to cover my emotions. That day I was supposed to find out if I was pregnant with a boy or girl, not that my child had a severe birth defect. Regularly, I thought of the things my son would not be able to do; crying because I felt remorse for him. It was extremely…

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    Impact of Technological Innovations in Canada During the beginning of Canada’s time, how do you consider it was to live without any of the machines and technologies that are available to us today? Was it easy to get through or was it very difficult to do things that we refer to as simple? Fortunately, owing to amazing Canadian inventors, many daily Canadian problems have been solved and Canada has been able to prosper as a great nation. This is shown when helpful inventions make our lives…

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    Leg Stolen Out of Locked Car An $8,000 artificial leg was stolen from a man’s car was reported yesterday, police said. Roy Jones was having lunch at Shoney’s restaurant in Louisville yesterday when his car was broken into and his leg stolen. When Jones reported the incident, he said the back door was open and the glove compartment had been gone through. The leg had been in a package on the floor and when he came back 30 minutes later it was gone. Jones said he had locked his car, but the…

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    Bangalore Email id – drshashikiranm@yahoo.com Third author Dr Selvakumar MDS Abstract Nasal contractures due to burns can cause collapse of the nasal aperture, leading to airway obstruction, correction of which requires surgical and prosthetic intervention. Prosthetically, a nasal conformer is the treatment of choice. Unfortunately…

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