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Meanings of implant in English

Portuguese
embutir
Catalan
inculcar

To fix or set securely or deeply.

embutir
Usage of implant in English
1
Conclusion: Both implant systems provide similar primary stability and similar long-term stability.
Pubmed
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Background: Few studies address salvage rates for infection in implant-based breast reconstruction.
Pubmed
3
The implant is available in Europe, but not in the United States.
Reuters
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Radiographic and clinical follow-up is therefore necessary for patients with this implant.
Pubmed
5
This study brings into question implant reliability for the four-corner fusion procedure.
Pubmed
6
I thought the Phelan had solved their problem with the implant link.
The Sails of Tau Ceti
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The implant position was analysed according to the Oxford X-ray rating system.
Pubmed
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No implant was lost and no cases of spire exposure were reported.
Pubmed
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Its role in non-prosthetic orthopaedic implant infections has, however, not been studied.
Pubmed
10
The magnetically integrated microporous high-density implant appears to be an effective approach.
Pubmed
11
Different cochlear implant makes vary in electrode size, shape, number, and configuration.
Pubmed
12
There is very little published information about this new, innovative implant design.
Pubmed
13
The secondary goal was to identify the factors associated with implant orientation.
Pubmed
14
The conventional gap sensors are relatively large to implant in artificial heart.
Pubmed
15
He is now president of the Swiss dental implant company Thommen Medical.
The Guardian
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I'd stand in line to receive a subdermal PC implant any day.
Wired
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Translations for implant
Catalan
inculcar
Implant through the time
Implant across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare