Sentence examples for experimental prostheses from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized that the mechanical performance of the experimental prostheses in the presence of a B2 defect would be similar to that of an STD prosthesis in the absence of a defect.

A similar microarray technique has been used as part of an experimental neural prosthesis called BrainGate to help paralyzed patients control computer systems and robotic limbs.

Munting and Verhelpen showed a similar pattern of strain distribution in a (quite different) experimental stemless prosthesis [ 8], which used varying trans-trochanteric screw-fixations on the lateral cortex.

This paradigm of bypassing damaged nerves may be expanded in the future with experimental techniques connecting myoelectric prostheses directly to peripheral nerve stumps or even the brain.

Our preliminary experimental evaluations of the prosthesis on a rate table indicate that the device's output matches the average firing rate of vestibular neurons to those in animal models reported in the literature.

In the experimental group, the removable prosthesis was converted into an implant-supported FDP.

Experimental temporomandibular joint (TMJ) condylar prostheses have been described in primates [ 7, 8], pigs [ 9], and sheep [ 10].

This feasibility-study shows the features of a new 3D tension-free prosthesis in an experimental model.

An EMG-position controlled system for an active ankle-foot prosthesis: An initial experimental study, IEEE 9th International Conference on Rehabilitation Robotics (ICORR): Frontiers of the Human-Machine Interface, Chicago, IL, pp. 375-379, Jun.

A visual prosthesis is an experimental device designed to activate residual functional neurons in the visual pathway to generate artificial vision for blind patients.

Mechanical and experimental studies of the CUT prosthesis showed a favorable strain distribution with prevention of the strain decrease and subsequent bone resorption in the proximal femur commonly seen with diaphyseal stems (Koebke et al. 2000, Specht et al. 2003, Decking et al. 2006, 2008).