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    issues that affect women and some of them are not very well understood. While reading “Breast Cancer Power vs. Prosthesis” by Audre Lorde‚ I realized that women who had to suffer from breast cancer sometimes must have a mastectomy‚ this is when a surgeon removes the whole breast. The story that Lorde talks about where the nurse pressures her to have a breast implant or used a prosthesis because Lorde actions were going to harm the image of the office. I was surprised to hear a nurse say or even think

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    manufacturer’s new metal alloy prosthesis. This communication strategy will cover a 12- to 18-month period. The topics under discussion will be a description of the product (or service) our team will launch; how different communication modalities would be effective in marketing our client’s product to target groups of different ages; what specific modalities would be effective with different age groups and why; the concept of an integrated communication

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    A. (1971a). Effect of speech bulb reduction on movement of the posterior wall of the pharynx and posture of the tongue. Cleft Palate Journal. 8: 10–17. Tachimura‚ T. T.‚ Kotani‚ Y.‚ & Wada‚ T. (2004) Nasalance scores in wearers of a palatal Lift Prosthesis in Comparison with Normative Data for Japanese. Cleft Palate Craniofacial Journal‚ 41(3): 315–319 Warren‚ D

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    stand out‚ or use of realistic prostheses to blend in. It is important to understand that prostheses are not the only avenue for identity expression‚ and that a person with loss of limb who chooses not to use a prosthesis does not have an inferior identity to one who chooses to embrace a prosthesis. Similarly‚ one who chooses a realistic prosthetic limb may not necessarily be ashamed of their limb loss‚ and one who chooses an obvious prosthetic limb may not necessarily proud of their limb loss. Identity

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    Chapter 9 Amputations‚ Prostheses‚ Braces AMPUTATIONS AND PROSTHESES Amputations- may be the result of congenital limb deficiencies or may be acquired. Acquired amputations – are traumatic‚ ischemic‚ or surgical in origin. Surgical amputation – is an ancient procedure. *Amputation – is only the essential first step in a series of measures designed to achieve ultimately the maximum rehabilitation of the patient. Indication Welfare will be significantly improved by the removal of

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    proximal 3rd of tibia | 8) 9) Luque Rod For scoliosis 10) Bipolar Hip Prosthesis:  Total Hip Replacement Arthroplasty For replacement of femoral head‚ neck and ACETABULUM. 11) Austin Moore Hip Prosthesis: Partial Hip Replacement Arthroplasty | | For replacement of femoral head and neck. | 13) Intramedullary nail extractor 14) Spacer antibiotic | | For replacement of infected hip prosthesis | 15) Hemovac | | For collection of drainage under negative pressure

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    process of creation‚ the invention of better sockets and interfaces‚ which allow the patients to get used to the prosthesis more quickly‚ the development of more realistic designs‚ which provide the user with the opportunity to feel more comfortable exposing their artificial limbs‚ and many others. Nevertheless‚ this technology cannot be described as a recent invention at all. Prosthesis actually date back from

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    Reduce pain level of incision site for prosthesis. Rationale: Since Susan expressed tolerable mild wound pain‚ she should take more rest and keep taking medicine of analgesic if doctor has prescribed to her. For example‚ nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug(NSAID) is common use of pain killer which

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    is there. That change is permanent. There is no need to wear a prosthesis or be self-conscious while out in public. No need for a prosthesis Women who delay getting reconstructive surgery often wear a breast prosthesis. This gives them a balanced appearance and helps restore their proportions while out in public. It helps keep them from feeling self-conscious. With breast reconstruction surgery‚ there is no need to wear a prosthesis. The surgery can often be done in conjunction with the mastectomy

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    Mirror‚ but in reality someone is actually working on a not that perfect but similar device. Theodore Berger‚ a biomedical engineer at the University of Southern California is working on memory enhancement in a form of prosthesis‚ surgically implanted directly into the brain. The prosthesis can act like an artificial hippocampus by electrically simulating the brain in a specific way to build memories. Its aim is to convert short-term-memory into long-term-memory and just like hippocampus‚ to store it

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