Tag: prosthetics
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How Much Body Could Be Lost and Still Survive? A Medical Look at Survival after Severe Trauma
Understanding the Limits of Survival After Severe Trauma Humans can survive astonishing injuries, but the amount of body that can be lost and still allow for life depends on many factors. Medical science studies trauma, blood loss, organ function, and rapid care to determine what is survivable and what crosses into certain mortality. This article…
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Inside Jacob Elordi’s 10-Hour Frankenstein Make-Up Routine
Behind the Make-Up: The Scope of Elordi’s Frankenstein Transformation Jacob Elordi’s take on Frankenstein isn’t just a performance—it’s a meticulous, day-long transformation. In a world where makeup can make or break a creature’s believability, Elordi’s 10-hour routine stands as a testament to the power of prosthetics, practical effects, and dedicated artistry. The process involves a…
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Inside Jacob Elordi’s 10-Hour Frankenstein Makeup Routine: The Craft Behind the Creature
Behind the Scenes of a Creature: The 10-Hour Frankenstein Makeup When audiences see a monster on screen, they usually notice the final reveal—the stitched skin, the wild bolts, the eerie glow. What they don’t always grasp is the meticulous, hours-long process that makes that vision believable. For Jacob Elordi’s portrayal of a stitched-tkin creature in…
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Truly Humbling: UK Medics Aid Ukrainian Amputees at a Specialist Treatment Centre
A Lifeline in turbulent times In a quiet, clinically efficient corner of Ukraine, a specialist treatment centre has become a beacon for amputees and their families. Here, UK medical teams are collaborating with local clinicians to deliver advanced rehabilitation, prosthetics, and psychosocial support. The atmosphere is calm, but the purpose is urgent: give patients back…
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Inside the Ukrainian amputee centre where UK medics bring hope and care
Awareness and empathy at a critical crossroads In a quiet corridor at a specialist treatment centre in Ukraine, the hum of rehabilitation equipment mingles with the quiet conversations of medical staff and patients. Here, teams from the United Kingdom work alongside local clinicians to help people who have lost limbs rebuild strength, independence, and a…
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UK Medics Bring Hope to Ukrainian Amputees at Groundbreaking Treatment Centre
A Lifeline in Ukraine: UK medics making a difference In a specialist treatment centre in Ukraine, a quiet sense of resilience fills the air as UK medical professionals work alongside local staff to support Ukrainian amputees. While other patients pass time with activities like volleyball, rehabilitation takes center stage for those learning to adapt to…
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One Battle After Another: MUAHS Guild Awards Nominations Highlight Paul Thomas Anderson Projects
Overview of the 13th Annual MUAHS Guild Awards Nominations The 13th annual Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylists Guild (MUAHS) Awards have announced a slate of nominations that place a strong emphasis on transformative makeup and hair design across a range of genres. Among the most talked-about contenders are Paul Thomas Anderson’s recent projects, which each…
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3D Printed Hands Co-Created in Singapore to Fill Assistive-Tech Gaps
Turning a Challenge into Innovation: 3D Printed Hands in Singapore In Singapore, a local non-profit group is reshaping how people with limb loss regain independence. Plug Assistive-Tech Gaps (P.A.T.G.) works at the intersection of community care and cutting-edge manufacturing, developing 3D printed hands and specialized tools that can be customized to each user’s needs. The…
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Parastronaut John McFall: Redefining who can go to space
Redefining the Astronaut: A bold experiment begins The question was simple in its audacity: who gets to go to space, and who gets left behind by conventional ideas of capability? The European Space Agency (ESA) set out to answer it in a way no one had tried before. Their para-astronaut feasibility project aimed to test…
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Boxing Back in the Ring: A Man’s Return from Sepsis and Partial Amputations
From Hospital Bed to Boxing Ring: A Life Reimagined Two years ago, Adam Smith, a once-fit 50-year-old who lived for the gym, boxing, and hiking, fell gravely ill with the flu. A shocking bout of sepsis overwhelmed his immune system, and he spent three weeks in a coma. When he woke, doctors delivered a devastating…