Sentence examples for amputated body from inspiring English sources

Phantom phenomena – pain or other sensations appearing to come from amputated body parts – are frequent consequences of amputation and can cause considerable suffering.

Regeneration, in biology, the process by which some organisms replace or restore lost or amputated body parts.

The artful mayhem — images of severed heads, amputated body parts, pale blue corpses and damsels with blood on their hands and daggers — is drawing up to 4,000 people a day, nearly double the usual traffic for special exhibitions.

Planarians and newts, which have the ability to regenerate amputated body parts, have also been shown to possess pluripotent cells [35].

Other marble marvels include the god Apollo, Roman Emperor Lucius Verus, and a partly amputated body of the goddess Venus.

Whereas regeneration in humans is limited, several vertebrates, such as salamanders and fish, can regenerate amputated body parts with high efficiency (reviewed in Stoick-Cooper et al., 2007).

For regeneration studies, planarians were amputated into three body fragments (head, trunk containing a pharynx, and tail) 1 day after the last dsRNA feeding.

"I used to say that I am not — we are not — amputees, or amputated guys: we have a member of our body amputated," he said.

Apparently he had had a part of his body amputated because he didn't like people thinking he might be gay.

One of the poster children for the horrible effects of silicone pumping is a woman from Los Angeles named Apryl Michelle Brown, whose lower legs and arms were amputated after her body went septic due to complications from silicone injections she received in 2004.

PEOPLE who have had parts of their bodies amputated often experience a vivid and bizarre sensation that their missing limbs are still there and can even be moved around.