prosthesis造句

a prosthesis that replaces a missing leg.

The first person known to have a prosthesis.

We bought him a light prosthesis that fit well.

If the prosthesis is loose and there is radiological evidence of osteolysis is a difficult problem.

Objictive: to analyze the indication selection of the total knee prosthesis.

Objective to analyze the biomechanics of the interface between femora and prosthesis.

A veteran's prosthesis: he was once in love with his doctor.

Then in 2007 Dr Herr took this a step further by incorporating assistive power into an artificial leg, or prosthesis.

The woman whose leg had been amputated could get a prosthesis and learn to walk on it.

Such a “neural prosthesis” could someday be used to facilitate the memory-forming process and help patients remember.

Objective: to investigate the clinical results and value of custom made artificial total knee prosthesis in limb sparing surgery for malignant bone tumors around the knee joint.

The new prosthesis is a mobile-bearing device, which relies on bearings that move across a surface of polyethylene, a flexible plastic.

During evaluations in the clinic, a master module is mated to the sensor, a permanent part of the prosthesis, providing power, Bluetooth connection, gyroscope, and laser.

Future plans with the imaging program include making a surgical template for placement of implants and fabrication of the implant bar and prosthesis before surgical resection.

Implants and bar clip attachments for retention of ear prosthesis have been applied. Three MDIC osseointegrated implants were placed in bone tissue on tempera and bar clip attachments were used as a superstructure of the implants and retentive device of ear prosthesis.

The Artificial Retina is a retinal prosthesis that can be used to treat age-related macular degeneration and inherited retinal disorders such as retinitis pigmentosa.

A lower-leg prosthesis is belonged to a Croatia war invalid who had an affair with a social worker. This item is displayed at the opening of the Museum of Broken Relationships in Zagreb.

“If you show the graphs to a cardiac surgeon, he will say it's a human heart, ” Professor Carpentier said. “But no, it’s not a human heart, it’s the prosthesis.”