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    of prosthetics helped give soldiers the ability to move once more and with the invention of the x-ray, injures on the front lines became noticeable. Tanks created a safe way to travel and with the establishment of biological warfare, battles were changed forever. Lastly, WWI left a…

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    one that took me roughly 19 years. Coming into college I was undecided, but knew I wanted to do something within the health-science realm. I decided to pursue a major in Kinesiology and go to graduate school to obtain a masters in orthotics and prosthetics. Interviewing my professor, and this class has really helped me reinsure I am pursuing a career suitable for me. During the interview with Dr. Schmidt, he really helped me secure what I want to do. When brought up a conversation about key…

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    everyone that he became a problem. One point the article did make that soon as technology advances athletes that use prosthetic limbs will have an advantage one day. One scientist said,” Soon they will break all of the able bodied records”. For Prisourious to get back in the Olympics he ad to have a scientist back him up and appeal his case. The scientist said that Pristourious’s prosthetic libs were no advantage to…

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    Many see Civil War medicine as primitive and ignore the amazing medical advancements made during this time. Some of the procedures of that time have influenced the way doctors treat patients today. For example, prosthetics were invented during the Civil War, which are still used today. The ambulance system was also created during the civil war, changing the way patients were transported, and helped them get care sooner which helped save lives. Lastly, the sanitary commission was created.…

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    Aortic Graft Infection

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    Aortic graft infection is rare and carries a poor prognosis. The conventional managements for prosthetic graft infection are surgical debridement, removal of the infected graft, and reconstruction with the new graft prosthesis. However, these approaches are not feasible for some patients with anatomical difficulty of excision or severe comorbid medical illnesses. We report a case of aortic prosthetic graft infection treated successfully with long term antibiotics without surgical intervention. A…

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    or cosmetic prosthetic. A decrease in phantom limb pain was only seen in subjects using the mechanical prosthetic, and those using the cosmetic prosthetic had an increase in pain, whether that be a small amount or a larger amount. The mechanical prosthetic was connected to a muscle in the arm surgically, and the movement produced by it were made by contracting and relaxing the muscle. The cosmetic prosthetic, however, permitted only a small amount of movement. In the mechanic prosthetic, there…

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    functional, psychological, and social needs of patients with amputations. Another objective is to give an overview of massage therapy interventions for treatment of symptoms specific to amputations. Conclusion: In combination with prosthetic training and continued prosthetic use, massage therapy is recommended to prevent the development of painful symptoms. Introduction An amputation is a type of trauma that is physically and emotionally life changing. The process of rehabilitation for…

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    In the early stage of prosthetic gait training, it is important to re-orientate TFAs to maintain the centre of pressure (COG) between two limbs, then only progress to the displacement of COG side to side and forward-backward. Walking aids can be prescribed to promote a symmetry posture and to improve weight bearing at the prosthetic leg. Lastly, an interdisciplinary approach is important in TFAs prosthetic rehabilitation in reducing or preventing musculoskeletal…

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    economics meet, with "The path to modern orthotic and prosthetic…

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    fun to play with and it’s also very fun to see what is going on about it and what breakthroughs have happened recently. The “Researchers enable patient to use brain to move fingers on prosthetic arm” article was the one I liked the most for several reasons. First, the article stated that amputees with prosthetics will one day have the ability to mirror the movements of real limbs. I liked this because it showed how much technology has evolved and it’s still getting better to the point where…

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