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    heroes who never gave up. Going back to war with a limb that doesn’t have any movement probably requires some guts! Indeed all these myths‚ the idea of prostheses has been around for a long time now. The late 1500s was the time when the idea of amputation and artificial prostheses were introduced to the world. A French military doctor‚ Ambroise Pare‚ contributed to the technology involved with prosthetics‚ especially at the times. He invented a hinged mechanical hand as well as prosthetic legs that

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    and electronic materials. They will act to monitor vital signs and store data to add to the patient’s medical history. Since the beginning of time‚ medicine has used all kinds of tricks to cure the sick. A very particular case was that of limb amputations. For centuries‚ the only possible solution has been to replace the missing limb by an equivalent simple: a wooden leg‚ a hook. For the technology of the time‚ it was impossible to repair an eye or a lost language. The advent of Cybernetic technology

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    Amputation is a major blow to anyone‚ both physically and psychologically. To help a person deal with the loss of a limb a team of trained professionals is engaged - a doctor‚ a prosthetist‚ a psychologist‚ and nurses. To rehabilitate an amputee‚ a physiotherapist is also required. When a person is adjusting to life without a limb‚ a physiotherapist is almost indispensable in the patient’s healing process. An amputee has to deal with several physical and physiological issues the. Among these are

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    The Prosthetic Leg Have you ever come across an individual who might have something that you might not have. They aren’t completely different if you think about it just a little out of the ordinary. You may know someone like this without even realizing it. In this document you will find and discover how something so little changed people’s life to make it more easier for themselves. It all change when the prosthetic leg came along and how it impact many lives. The prosthetic leg made it possible

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    her age before the shark attack (Sandler 12). Some people need amputations because of all different types of reasons. Amputations are normally done on a person who is diabetic. In some other cases it could be because of an injury‚ or if they did not clean it properly. Cancer can also be another cause. Sometimes a person just did not take care of the part of the body and disease will set in. (WebMD). People can prevent amputations by sixty percent if they clean the wound properly . If someone is

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    Oscar Pistorius‚ also known as “blade runner” because of his two carbon fiber prosthetic legs‚ is a Paralympic athlete who is a double leg amputee below the knee. He was born without a fibula in both of his legs. Oscar’s parents decided to have both of his legs amputated below the knee after consulting with many doctors around the world. Even after this Oscar became a very athletic individual getting involved with rugby and water polo as his two main sports. He also played cricket‚ tennis and participated

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    home there is a party where he meets his daughter’s new boyfriend‚ and receives gifts from everyone. The next few days the protagonist easily adapts to this “new” life. But soon after he is called back into the doctors’ office to find that the amputation did not help‚ and the cancer still flourished within him. Thereafter‚ he plunges into depression. His family tries to intervene and help him‚ but he declines and disregards their efforts. Through the protagonist’s grieving‚ Rindo develops indirect

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    Civil War and had an amputation. His life serves as an example of how a soldier deals successfully without a limb while facing challenges such as disease and infection. In addition‚ Powell’s life illustrates how he adapted to his disability. Details about his disability is John was fighting in the Battle of Shiloh. He got shot in the wrist by a minie ball (Ray 9). He got an infection two days later and got an amputation just below the elbow (10). When people get an amputation‚ they do not have bone

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    amputated limbs. Then in 1871‚ Mitchell coined the term "phantom limb". Phantom limb syndrome is the illusion sensation that a limb still exists after it is lost through an accident or amputation. The causes of phantom limb syndrome is that although the limb is no longer there‚ the nerve at the site of the amputation continue to send pain signals to the brain thinking the limb is still there. Phantom limb syndrome occurs only in amputees‚ phantom sensations may also be perceived in people who have

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    High Amputation Rate in Haiti: Current and Potential Solutions Background On January 12th 2010‚ Haiti was hit by a significantly powerful earthquake. The magnitude was recorded at a 7.0 on the Richter scale. The death toll was estimated to be over 100‚000 people (Cooper 2010). After the earthquake‚ many deaths and injuries occurred due to the poorly built homes and buildings. These accidents happened from the weak infrastructures of buildings and homes collapsing in on the people. Many difficulties

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