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الأَخْلَاقِيَّة
implantés
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
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I. implant N [Brit ˈɪmplɑːnt, Am ˈɪmˌplænt] MED
implant
implant m
oestrogen implant
implant d'œstrogène
II. implant VB trans [Brit ɪmˈplɑːnt, Am ɪmˈplænt] MED
implant fig
implanter (in dans)
French
French
English
English
implant
implant
implant dentaire
dental implant
enraciner idées, préjugés, principe
to implant, entrench
implanter prothèse, cheveux
to implant
in the PONS Dictionary
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English
French
French
I. implant [ɪmˈplɑ:nt, Am -ˈplænt] N
implant
implant m
II. implant [ɪmˈplɑ:nt, Am -ˈplænt] VB trans
1. implant MED:
implant
greffer
2. implant PSYCH:
implant
inculquer
collagen implant, collagen injection N
collagen implant
injection f au collagène
French
French
English
English
implant
implant
implant capillaire
hair implant
implanter
to implant
être implanté industrie
to be implanted
s'implanter
to be implanted
in the PONS Dictionary
English
English
French
French
I. implant [ˈɪm·plænt, vb: ɪm·ˈplænt] N
implant
implant m
II. implant [ˈɪm·plænt, vb: ɪm·ˈplænt] VB trans
1. implant MED:
implant
greffer
2. implant PSYCH:
implant
inculquer
collagen implant, collagen injection N
collagen implant
injection f au collagène
French
French
English
English
implant
implant
implant capillaire
hair implant
implanter
to implant
être implanté industrie
to be implanted
implanter
to be implanted
Present
Iimplant
youimplant
he/she/itimplants
weimplant
youimplant
theyimplant
Past
Iimplanted
youimplanted
he/she/itimplanted
weimplanted
youimplanted
theyimplanted
Present Perfect
Ihaveimplanted
youhaveimplanted
he/she/ithasimplanted
wehaveimplanted
youhaveimplanted
theyhaveimplanted
Past Perfect
Ihadimplanted
youhadimplanted
he/she/ithadimplanted
wehadimplanted
youhadimplanted
theyhadimplanted
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Metal implants usually have sufficient radiocontrast that additional radiopacifier is not necessary.
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The rates of failure vary for different implants.
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If primary stability was not high enough following implantation, the implant's mobility is high and can cause failure.
en.wikipedia.org
Mobile bearing designs have enabled implant survival rates to continue to improve, reaching as high as 95% for five years and 90% for ten years.
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This property is also useful for orthopedic implant applications.
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