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prosthetics

/prɒsˈθet.ɪks/

Traduction: Nom désignant la branche de la médecine qui conçoit, fabrique et pose des pièces artificielles du corps, comme des membres ou des articulations.

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noun

/prɒsˈθet.ɪks/C1formalmedical
  • frNom désignant la branche de la médecine qui conçoit, fabrique et pose des pièces artificielles du corps, comme des membres ou des articulations.

A noun referring to the branch of medicine that involves the design, production, and fitting of artificial body parts, such as limbs or joints.

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  1. Medical fieldB2formalmedical

    The branch of medicine or surgery that deals with the design, production, and fitting of artificial body parts.

    frprothétique

    • She studied prosthetics at the university to help amputees.
    • Advances in prosthetics have greatly improved patients' quality of life.
    • The conference focused on the latest innovations in prosthetics.
  2. Artificial body partsB2formalmedical

    Artificial devices that replace a missing body part, such as a limb, eye, or joint.

    frProthèses

    • Modern prosthetics are often made from lightweight materials.
    • He uses a prosthetic leg to walk and run.
    • The hospital provides custom-fitted prosthetics for children.
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  • prosthetics plural form
  • prosthetics' possessive plural form
  • prosthetics's possessive singular form