| I'm learning a whole new vocabulary, a secret lexicon known only to amputees and prosthetists. |
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| The prosthetists want to tinker with the alignment on a treadmill to make sure it's set up correctly. |
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| To maintain their status, prosthetists and their technicians have to get a certain amount of continuing-education units. |
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| I got first class medical treatment and access to some of the best prosthetists in Britain. |
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| Much of the progress in the field of prosthetics over the last fifty years has been due to cooperation between prosthetists, surgeons, engineers, and materials scientists. |
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| They were being seen and assessed by him and his team of therapists and prosthetists, who then briefed the press on the care the boys can be given. |
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| Therefore, prosthetists usually take verbal feedback during the dynamic alignment process to assess the person with amputation's satisfaction. |
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| In late May, prosthetists made a plaster mold of her left leg above where her knee had been to help fashion her first artificial limb. |
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| At the centre, artificial limbs are made by prosthetists, who start the process by measuring or casting a patient's residual limb. |
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| Givens and his staff of prosthetists provide specific guidance for their patients based on their needs. |
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| The Alabama State Board of Prosthetists and Orthotists said it has launched its first online service provided through its partnership with Alabama Interactive. |
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