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...ry depending on the specific limb or extremity being removed. However, all amputations involve the removal of the affected body part, followed by the closure of t ...with conditions involving the musculoskeletal system, which often includes amputations.

...Muscular strength|muscular]], [[Physical mobility|mobility]], [[Amputation|amputations]], [[Blindness]], and [[Cerebral palsy]]. These games are held every four y

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...This term was originally used to refer to military surgeons who performed amputations in the field during wartime.

...era]] (460-370 BC), where it was used to stop bleeding, especially during amputations. The [[Roman Empire|Romans]] also used cautery in their medical practices,

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Railway surgeons performed a variety of procedures, including [[amputations]], setting broken bones, and treating burns and other injuries common in ra

...tellectual impairments. This includes athletes with mobility disabilities, amputations, blindness, and cerebral palsy.

...s can include conditions such as spinal cord injuries, cerebral palsy, and amputations.

...ange of conditions, including spinal cord injuries, stroke, arthritis, and amputations. They may also work with patients who have conditions such as multiple scle