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Q: List few application of composite materials used in artificial organs?
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Why do people need artificial organs?

People need artificial organs if one of their organs function is not working.


What are the latest research topics in materials science?

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What artificial organs of the human body is not invented?

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What is the difference between organ transplant and artificial organs?

An organ transplant is when organs are taken out of human organ donors and placed into another human, but artificial organs are either grown in science labs from stem cells or electronic organs that are usually made of plastic or metal.


Which paired organs of the excretory syatem remove waste materials from the blood?

The paired organs which remove waste materials from the blood are called the kidneys.


What has the author K N Matsumura written?

K. N. Matsumura has written: 'After fifteen years : artificial liver & artificial pancreas' -- subject(s): Artificial liver, Artificial organs, Diseases, Islands of Langerhans, Liver, Pancreas


What are the two organs that remove waste materials?

Your kidneys and liver


Do artificial limbs and organs have any harmful effects?

For artificial limbs, there is often irritation or damage to soft tissue where the limb attaches to the existing bones and muscles. Cushioning and a proper fit reduce this problem. For artificial organs, tissue adjacent to the implants must be isolated from the devices by Teflon, plastics, or other non-degradable coatings, as otherwise the body will attack and corrode them. For transplanted organs, this is not possible, so anti-rejection drugs are administered to prevent the immune system from treating the organs as foreign bodies.


Name the organs which remove waste materials?

Large Intentines, kidneys , stomache


What controls the movement of materials through some organs?

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What has the author Ronald Goodfield written?

Ronald Goodfield has written: 'A nurse's guide to artificial ventilation' -- subject(s): Artificial respiration, Diseases, Nursing, Nursing texts, Respirators, Respiratory organs


Which type of engineer helps develop surgical instruments such as lasers and may develop artificial organs and limbs?

biomedical engineer