The phrase "and implanted in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing medical procedures, technology, or concepts where something is inserted or integrated into another entity.
Example: "The device was carefully designed to be safe and implanted in the patient's body without causing any harm."
Alternatives: "and inserted into the" or "and embedded in the".
The fertilized egg is then extracted and implanted in the wife's uterus.
Couples pay $1,000 to have their embryos stored and $2,500 to have them taken out of storage and implanted in the woman's uterus.
Grafts were subjected to a custom-designed femoral ex vivo circuit and implanted in the carotid artery for 60 days.
The fibrous scaffolds were fabricated with wet electrospinning, dyed with indocyanine green (ICG) for optical contrast in PAI, and implanted in the abdominal wall of 36 rats.
After computed tomography of the monkey head, custom meshes were made, loaded with rhBMP-2-incorporated DFDBA or CHA, and implanted in the latissimus dorsi muscle.
Two 25-mm-long cylindrical β-tricalcium phosphate scaffolds were filled intraoperatively with autogenous iliac crest bone marrow and implanted in the latissimus dorsi muscle in six sheep.
As women get older, their eggs are fewer, and less likely to fertilise and implant in the womb.
If they can gain a better understanding of how embryos develop and implant in the womb, IVF could become a near-sure thing.
a Photographs of the experimental implant (left panel) and implant in the rat oral cavity (right panel).
OZ's Australian founder, Richard Neville, and co-editors Jim Anderson and Felix Dennis, were all charged with producing a magazine that would "debauch and corrupt the morals of children [and] arouse and implant in the minds of those young people lustful and perverted desires".
After storage for two months at -196 degrees the tissue was thawed and implanted in muscle; the remaining two parathyroid glands were removed from the neck.
