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    Essay On Amputee Coalition

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    United States. I am writing this proposal to the Amputee Coalition, because I believe that it is time to research cheaper prosthetics for these two million people. Your average prosthesis can cost anywhere from $3,000 to $50,000, and it isn’t fair to those already possessing a disability. I write this because I plan to work in rehabilitative engineering, and want to build prosthetics that families can easily afford. I hope that this essay will persuade Amputee Coalition to broaden their current…

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    Visual Hypothesis

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    inserted in the visual cortex. With this method a blind person was able to vie the flashes of images, when the electrical signals were translated to the visual cortex, though the bulkiness of the device was the major drawback.5 In 1977 Custom resin prosthetic were developed and painted with precision to replicate a normal gaze. This improved the esthetics of the prosthesis.6-7After a wait of approximately a decade study was made to introduce a bionic eye with dilating pupil. Prosthesis with two…

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    Having been born in the nineties and growing up throughout the two thousands I took a lot of technology for granted, assuming that they have already been around for a while and that it was common for everyone to have these technologies, for example the internet, computers, and video games, but it wasn’t until I was older that I realized how fast technology was advancing, and how much new technology I took for granted as a kid. We see great ideas and new advancements in technology pop up…

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    Benefits Of 3D Printing

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    3D Printing in Medicine Technology today has come so far and is progressively advancing for tremendous changes in the healthcare fields. These changes will not only save lives, but will give patients quicker, cheaper, and more precise care in many aspects. A new cutting edge technology available today in medicine is 3D printers with computer aided drafting software to create designs that can actually mold medical devices and parts for patient care. Even though 3D printing was invented in the…

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    knife dragging across a plate. Scintillating, yet eerie. A dark and thrilling walking-dance has begun. Its dancer, Viktoria Modesta, punctuates the choreography with stabs at the icy floor, shattering the surface wherever the point of her spike prosthetic leg connects. It’s an appendage but also a weapon, and the result is fiercely beautiful. Modesta’s music video Prototype features multiple vignettes that represent ideas of rebellion, difference, sex, and general badassery. Just as with…

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    Prosthetic Rehabilitation

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    continues to advance, the use of prosthetics will become more and more common. According to Niman (2013), in the past 23 years, prosthetics have went from placeholders for limbs to functional devices that allow people with amputations to excel at various activities. An example of the advancement in prosthetics can be observed in various types of sports since athletes with prosthetics are able to compete (Niman, 2013). With the increase of people using prosthetics there is also a need for…

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    Prosthetic Limbss

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    Prosthetic limbs are a part of science that is always changing to develop new and more efficient techniques to further improve the product. Prosthetic limbs are artificial parts of the body that are put in place to replace a part of the body that is missing due to certain circumstances and the body part has been damaged beyond repair. There are two forms of prosthetics, a prosthesis which is also called a prosthetic limb, artificial limb, or a replacement limb that is made to substitute the limb…

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    Prosthetic Dentistry

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    Searchin for the prosthetic dentistry in Coral Gables With the innovations in the prosthetic dentistry has revived the millions of the smiles, which were once lost. This dental speciality has not only revived the smiles, but has make them confident enough to flaunt in front of the world. This dentistry is a part of dental surgeries, which focuses the dental prostheses. The branch belongs to a group of nine specializations, which are recognized by the ADA (American Dental Association) with other…

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    Erectile Prostfunction

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    Insertion of an inflatable penile prosthesis is used in the treatment of impotency. This is one of the surgical treatments for erectile dysfunction (ED). The first penile prosthesis device was invented by Scott and Bradley in the 1970s. Although it was a popular choice at the time for erectile dysfunction patients, it had a low success rate and needed surgical revision. Today, penile prostheses have been shown to be both reliable and durable. Erectile dysfunction is the inability to produce…

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    RA_hand_deformity As a victim of both osteo and rheumatoid arthritis I was delighted at the news that sufferers now have fresh hope of something that will answer their needs. The news has been published that some after patients - given a revolutionary new electronic implant - were effectively cured of the dreadful condition. It appears that the doctors concerned employed tiny pacemaker style devices which were embedded in the necks of severe rheumatoid arthritis patients - like myself - to…

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