Prosthesis
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Names and connections
Prostheses; Prosthetics
- Broader: Moulage in medicine
- Broader: Surgery, Plastic
- Narrower: Artificial joints
- Narrower: Artificial larynx
- Narrower: Artificial limbs
- Narrower: Artificial palate
- Narrower: Artificial sphincters
- Narrower: Artificial vision
- Narrower: Blood vessel prosthesis
- Narrower: Breast prosthesis
- Narrower: Ceramics in surgery
- Narrower: Cochlear implants
- Narrower: Ear prostheses
- Narrower: Eyes, Artificial
- Narrower: Hearing aids
- Narrower: Heart valve prosthesis
- Narrower: Intervertebral disk prostheses
- Narrower: Ligament prostheses
- Narrower: Maxillofacial prosthesis
- Narrower: Metals in surgery
- Narrower: Myoelectric prosthesis
- Narrower: Nasal prostheses
- Narrower: Neuroprostheses
- Narrower: Orthopedic implants
- Narrower: Periodontal prosthesis
- Narrower: Prosthodontics
- Narrower: Silicones in surgery
- Narrower: Theatrical prosthetic makeup
- Narrower: Tissue-integrated prostheses
- Narrower: Urological prostheses
- Narrower: Vascular grafts
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Morton address: 903191903565137472 · morton4x16-v1
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