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The paper "Concepts of Death and Afterlife in Ancient Greece" focuses on the critical analysis of the Greek concept of death and the afterlife.... It examines the very elements and the essence of their views on death and what happens to the soul as it progresses to the next world and the afterlife....
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Research Paper
The paper "ethical aspects of neural Prosthesis" highlights that mistakes made with the present implementation devices in the present can perhaps be averted and the technology can be made available to all who would benefit from it, not a device for the rich or a toy for the lazy.... With that goal in mind researchers are seriously trying to develop a neural prosthesis.... Similar to current devices, pacemakers for the heart, and items for the eye, the neural prosthesis would offer help and hope to those with memory loss....
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Research Paper
The author of the paper "Foot Orthotics - Basic Types of Foot Orthoses " argues in a well-organized manner that by definition, an orthosis is a device that is used to protect, support, or improve the function of parts of the body that move.... .... ... ... In the field of podiatric orthopedics, the terms orthoses and orthotics are used to describe a wide range of devices that are placed inside the shoe....
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Essay
The profile includes: "Patient care (comprised of duties in Formulation of treatment Fitting, fabrication and treatment and Evaluation and follow-up); Training and education; Community services; Research and development and Medical, legal and ethical requirements"(Information,1997)....
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The medico-legal aspects of health, safety, and hygiene of patient and operating room have been explained.... The essay describes the perioperative procedures for a patient scheduled for the surgery.... Responsibilities of operating room personnel and their functioning has been outlined briefly....
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Physiological aspects are being well attended to by the surgeons who undertake reconstructive surgery.... The aim of this paper 'Factors Influencing Women to Choose Breast Reconstruction' is to clearly understand the factors that influence women to choose breast reconstruction after mastectomy....
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Dissertation
According to Tucker (Para 3) some of the challenges that the field of biomedical engineering faces includes ethical dilemmas, patient privacy, and funding of research projects.... According to him, biomedical engineers continue to have fewer ways of withholding the patient's privacy and this leads to ethical issues.... Apart from that, other ethical issues which arise from the issue of biomedical engineering is the fact that leads to life being changed and the ways that death was traditionally viewed has also changed....
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Literature review
This advert appeared to be one of the earliest uses of modeling for the construction of dental prostheses.... It is necessary that accurate impressions are made for the construction of dental prostheses.... This term paper "Dentistry Evaluation Of Single-Unit Restoration Impressions" studies the direct relation that exists between the accuracy of dental impressions and the quality of the produced restoration....
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