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    Myoelectric means that it uses muscle and nerve ending to control how the arm moves. Another controller of the arm is sensors in the shoes which have already gotten companies thinking about things that they can do to capitalize on that idea. Other prosthetic companies have begun to use technology like this because it is right on the cutting edge of the

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    The new metal alloy prosthesis would be beneficial to all ages. The metal alloy prosthesis has a large area of functions and benefits that can help an individual achieve their desired activity level and lifestyle ("Prosthetics 101"‚ 2013). The new metal alloy prosthesis can be communicated to all ages by press release‚ social media or website‚ blogs‚ and promotional literature. A press release is a good way to communicate to the public about the product‚ the manufacture

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    I have been in the hospital for almost a month. After the bombing the doctors said that it would be impossible for me to ever walk again‚ let alone run. I remember it all so clearly‚ like a brand etched into the folds of my  brain. It happened just as I crossed the finish line‚ as my foot passed the checkered strip‚ there was a piercing sound and I was ejected backwards‚ flying through the air my body was engulfed in flames. I felt the searing pain of the fire surrounding me‚ before I faded into

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    Medical robotics has started to get more and more incorporated within the realm of helping patients as well. Whether it is helping with heart surgery‚ using electrical stimulations from the brain to control a prosthetic or even complete mind controlled robots that can help a patient complete daily task. Who knows maybe in the future we will see nano bots that fight alongside our immune system to combat diseases. Either way robotics in the medical field is progressing

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    then a lot more chemo and radiation and more surgeries. In some cases where chemo or radiation doesn’t work then the eye or eyes have to be enucleated (removed). There are risks with enucleating the eyes from infection to not being able to wear a prosthetic

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    team hears about this and decides to start a fundraiser to get Jessica this prosthetic.It takes a while but they finally raise enough money. Jessica becomes extremely happy and determined again‚ her mentality was at an all time high. Although the prosthetic was really uncomfortable and hard to use‚ Jessica was determined to run. She trained and trained and worked as hard as she could. When running is finally manageable for Jessica she decides to take it to the next level.By this pont Jessica and rosa

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    Québec à Montréal‚ Canada 3 Marie Enfant Rehabilitation Centre‚ CHU Sainte-Justine‚ Montreal‚ Canada (Article as published in: Curran S‚ Frossard L. Biomechanical analyses of the performance of Paralympians: From foundation to elite level. 2012. Prosthetics and Orthotics International. 36 (3). p 380-395. http://poi.sagepub.com/content/36/3/380) Summary Biomechanical analysis of sport performance provides an objective method of determining performance of a particular sporting technique. In particular

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    Collagen vs. Haemoglobin

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    Haemoglobin’s quaternary structure is four polypeptide subunits (2 alpha and 2 beta chains) whereas Collagen’s structure is 3 polypeptide chains wound around each other like rope. Haemoglobin has a prosthetic group – each chain contains a haem group (Fe2+) but collagen has no prosthetic group. Haemoglobin is made of a wide range of amino acid constituents in its primary structure whereas approx 35% of collagen’s primary structure is just one type of amino acid – glycine. Much of a Haemoglobin

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    to assign different values to what is considered disabled and what a prosthetic should be able to do and what it should look like. There are a couple of main points that Aimee made that I have to agree with and also have to rethink or have wondered about to myself. I feel that those that need to use prosthetics should be allowed to be included in the design process of what they are willing to wear and use. What one prosthetic would be for one person is not going to be the same for

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    disadvantage does the Cheetah flex-foot give to Oscar Pistorius? Two wrong ideas about Oscar Pistorius: -The prosthetic limbs have nothing to do with the fact he is running faster‚ it has do with his training he is doing on his thighs above the knee. -According to the CAS (Court of Arbitration for sport)who overturned the ruling of the IAAF‚ the IAAF should do a an assessment on the prosthetic legs. The rule basically states that: “the use of any technical device that incorporates springs‚ wheels

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