Sentence examples for hand amputation from inspiring English sources

A male patient with partial hand amputation of his nondominant hand, with only stumps of the proximal phalanx of the first and fifth finger, was evaluated.

Complete hand amputation has been considered conventionally as an indication for the use of mechanical prosthetic devices in order to regain some hand like function.

The Nigerian model, explained Stilt, is also one of origins, in this case of Boko Haram, and stems from the adoption in northern Nigeria in the early 2000s of laws from classical Islamic law, such as hand amputation for theft, in the hopes that they would reduce corruption but that actually only address petty crimes.

In this paper, a control system for an advanced prosthesis is proposed and has been investigated in two different biological systems: (1) the spinal withdrawal reflex system of a rat and (2) voluntary movements in two human males: one normal subject and one subject with a traumatic hand amputation.

Leg or hand amputation, a disaster to the human or animal body, is caused by osteosarcoma [1].

Like Aslan, we also mistakenly thought that harsh punishments in Saudi Arabia like decapitation and hand amputation were cultural and not religious.

In the past, he expressed support for the application of strict Islamic law, including hand amputations for thieves.

The majority of Egyptians support segregating men and women in work places across the country (54%) and instituting harsh punishments for stealing in the form of hand amputations or whippings.

An altercation between Pickett and Carsley resulted in a bullet mutilating Carsley's hand, requiring amputation.

Perhaps the most striking example of this is the maladaptive plasticity theory, according to which phantom pain arises from remapping of cortically neighbouring representations (lower face) into the territory of the missing hand following amputation.

Surprised nurses scurried to bring in the correct instruments for a hand, not leg, amputation.