Arm amputee options: high tech prosthesis
Forget about bulky and barely usable prosthesis! High tech has come to aid finger amputees.
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Lost finger tip
Month Five: The Split Fingernail
It’s the fifth month after amputation.
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Month Four: A dent in the regrowing fingernail
Twelve weeks have passed since my thumb lost its tip. As you can see, the removed fingernail is slowly growing back.
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Month Three: The shape
Two months has passed since the thumb tip amputation. The nail is slowly growing back.
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Children can regrow lost finger tips
Many observations confirm children can regrow cut off finger tips. That’s not a rare miracle. It’s a fact. Most children up to the age of 12 can regrow amputated digits. On one important condition.
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How to give up smoking
Smoking is death to finger tips. The same reason you can’t lose too much blood of fingertip injury – tiny blood vessels – lead to gangrene and fingertip amputation, if clogged by smoking. Quit smoking before you lose your fingers.
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Amputation in video games: Heavy Rain
Heavy Rain is not a game. It’s an experience.
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Month Two: The Fingernail
Two months passed since the surgery, and there are some improvements.
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Can you cut and eat your own hands and other limbs to survive?
I came across Smosh by occasion only a few weeks ago. This comic duo is quite fresh and stand out against many amateur Youtube videos. Among the vast variety of Smosh video plots, one is particularly interesting.
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Celebrities missing fingers: John Hopkins
Sport benefits are doubtful, while sport harm is obvious. This philosophy is strikingly true when it comes to sport injuries. John Hopkins, b. 1983, a motorcyclist who lost a digit from his ring finger.
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