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cineplasty

surgical procedure

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Henry Howard Kessler
…developed the surgical technique of cineplasty for muscular control of prosthetic arms. In 1949 Kessler founded the nonprofit Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation in West Orange, New Jersey, and served as its director until his death. At the Kessler Institute patients saw a variety of specialists and therapists as part of…
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…developed the surgical technique of cineplasty for muscular control of prosthetic arms. In 1949 Kessler founded the nonprofit Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation in West Orange, New Jersey, and served as its director until his death. At the Kessler Institute patients saw a variety of specialists and therapists as part of…
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prosthesis
…a surgical operation known as cineplasty. This procedure makes it possible to dispense with the shoulder harness and allows finer control of the terminal device. The above-elbow prosthesis has, in addition to the forearm shell, an upper-arm plastic shell and a mechanical, locking elbow joint. This complicates its use, inasmuch…
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…a surgical operation known as cineplasty. This procedure makes it possible to dispense with the shoulder harness and allows finer control of the terminal device. The above-elbow prosthesis has, in addition to the forearm shell, an upper-arm plastic shell and a mechanical, locking elbow joint. This complicates its use, inasmuch…
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