Sentence examples for a small implant from inspiring English sources

Entitled The Entire History of You, nearly every character has a small implant, known as a "grain", that allows them to record their memories.

Medical researchers have discovered that a small implant, attached to the hyperglossal nerve, is capable of ending your sleep apnea… and probably saving your marriage.

While I tried not to compare her to my foob (which I knew would never harm me), I had a small implant added to create latitudinal symmetry.

He told me he could instead put in a small implant that would give me a lift - not as much as a real lift would but at least a little bit of a lift.

For example radiograms of such a small implant, as we used in our study, would falsely indicate a BIC of nearly 100%.

Biomechanical in vitro tests performed by Westphal et al. with this implant show that adequate stability can be achieved with the selection of a small implant size and cancellous fixation of the stem when good bone quality is present [ 32, 33].

When the implant is fitted submuscularly, the pocket can be closed with capsuloplasty and sutures after insertion of a smaller implant (Fig.  17a and b).

Two-thirds of the complications were managed conservatively (observation for small wound dehiscence or minimal implant exposure, or with systemic antibiotics); patients with implant extrusion required replacement with a smaller implant size or a dermis-fat graft (in one patient), and 8%% required re-suturing of the wound.

Use of a small diameter implant may increase the stress on bone around the implant neck; however, an expanded platform design may mitigate these stress concentrations.

The last two images represent silicone gel leakage through a small focal implant shell tear Open image in new window Fig. 15 Definitive findings of breast implant rupture.

(a) Coronal and (b) sagittal fat-suppressed T1-weighted images demonstrate one spot of high signal intensity on the serosal surface of the bladder representing a small peritoneal implant with hemorrhagic content (white arrows).