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prothesis
(redirected from Ocular prosthesis)

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prothesis
In a Greek church, a chapel beside the sanctuary, usually on the north side of the bema.
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The new implant technology coupled with magnets should allow for near-natural movement in someone who has an ocular prosthesis.
The Future of Prosthetic Eyes by Carolina Eye Prosthetics / Business community
There are many reasons why people need artificial eyes or ocular prosthesis Thankfully, advancements in science now allow people that have lost an eye to often adapt to their limited vision There are many reasons why people need artificial eyes or ocular prosthesis.
Diseases of the Eye by Carolina Eye Prosthetics / Food/cooking/nutrition community
The days of daily removal and cleaning of an artificial eye are gone Most ocularists and ophthalmologists now agree that if the ocular prosthesis is not causing irritation to the eye socket, it should be left alone The days of daily removal and cleaning of an artificial eye are gone.
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