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The History and Development of Artificial Limbs

Engineering in Medicine, 1982
The loss of a limb is a tragic event and artificial limbs are used to substitute for this loss. Early artificial limbs were crude, consisting of peg legs and hook hands. However, with the developments in surgery and technology better limbs became available.
Orr, John, James, W.V., Bahrani, Aladdin
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Adjustments to amputation and an artificial limb in lower limb amputees

Prosthetics & Orthotics International, 2014
Positive adjustments to amputation and an artificial limb play important roles in the rehabilitation process.To study the different facets of adjustments to amputation and an artificial limb in lower limb amputees and to assess the possible role of different background and amputation-related factors that could potentially influence these adjustments ...
Sinha, Richa   +2 more
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Engineering sensation in artificial limbs

Communications of the ACM, 2011
Advancements in mobile electronics have led to several prosthetics innovations in recent years, but providing reliable touch sensations to users remains an elusive goal.
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On artificial limbs

Medical Journal of Australia, 1983
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1947
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???Amputations and Artificial Limbs???

JPO Journal of Prosthetics and Orthotics, 1991
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Sensory feedback for artificial limbs.

Medical progress through technology, 1979
Over the years various approaches have been made to help solve the problem of replacing mechanical function of a lost limb, but there has been little direct interest in the associated problem of replacing the sensory function also lost in the amputation.
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