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prothese
Sign in to saveAlso known as prosthetics, prostheses, Prostheses and Implants, prosthetic device, prosthetic implant
kunstmatige vervanging of correctie van een lichaamsdeel of orgaan
A prosthesis is an artificial device that replaces a body part lost due to injury, illness, or a condition present from birth. It can help restore the function of the missing part or improve a person's appearance.
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Research
712,270 papers- [THE TOTAL PROSTHESIS].ReviewDeutsche Stomatologie · 1964PETZ R
- [Immediate prosthesis].Revista dental de Chile · 1946LOPEZ ROMAN J
- Immediate denture prosthesis.Oral health · 1947GIELER CW
- New cineplastic prosthesis.The Journal of bone and joint surgery. American volume · 1951CANTY TJ
- Angelchik prosthesis.The Annals of thoracic surgery · 1986Brown HSDOI: 10.1016/s0003-4975(10)60533-4
- [THE BREAST PROSTHESIS].Revue medicale de Liege · 1964BOVY G, LUCAS P
- [Immediate prosthesis].Zobozdravstveni vestnik · 1955SUVIN M
- [Magnetic prosthesis].Medicamenta · 1953SIMO LLOR M
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Article · Nederlands
Een prothese is een kunstmatige vervanging of correctie van een lichaamsdeel, orgaan, of onderdeel van een orgaan. Als de prothese helemaal in het lichaam verborgen is wordt het ook wel een implantaat genoemd.
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