silicone-prosthetics

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Silicone-prosthetics' refers to artificial limbs or body parts that are made from silicone, a material chosen for its skin-like feel and flexibility. These prosthetics are designed to help those who have lost their own body part due to disease or accident.

Examples in Different Contexts

In medical devices, silicone prosthetics are used for their durability and realistic appearance, aiding in patient rehabilitation and confidence. A prosthetist might say, 'Our silicone prosthetics are custom-made to match each patient's skin tone and anatomical details for a natural look.'

Practice Scenarios

Creative

Scenario:

The character's transformation scene needs to be quite impactful. How are we planning to achieve this subtlety?

Response:

With strategic use of silicone-prosthetics, I believe we can achieve the transformation scene's effect realistically and subtly.

Healthcare

Scenario:

Our patient post amputation, is keen on exploring the different prosthetic options. Can you provide him with an overview and benefits of each?

Response:

Certainly, we have a range of options including silicone-prosthetics that give a natural look and feel, besides providing functional aid.