Advances In Bio - Medical Engineering
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Shows how bones and teeth can now be replaced with biologically inert materials. Explains how an artificial limb controlled by myoelectric impulses performs most of the functions of a flesh and blood arm. Shows other advances for quadraplegics and the blind.
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