Artificial Limbs

Explore the history of orthopedic technology with "Artificial Limbs," a comprehensive study by Auguste Broca and Charles Ducroquet. This meticulously prepared edition delves into the science and craftsmanship behind prosthetics, offering insights into the development of artificial limbs. Covering techniques and materials of a bygone era, the book examines amputation considerations and the adaptive technologies employed to restore mobility. A valuable resource for those interested in orthopedics, biomedical engineering, and the evolution of assistive devices. Discover the foundations of modern prosthetics and gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and triumphs in the field. "Artificial Limbs" remains a relevant contribution to the literature, chronicling the progress of a vital area of medical and technological innovation. This volume sheds light on the historical context of artificial limbs and their impact on individuals with disabilities, appealing to a broad audience with an interest in medical history and adaptive technology.

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