fiberglass cast

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fiberglass cast

a cast made of a water activated polyurethane resin incorporated into a bandage; used for fractured limbs. Has the virtues of very light weight, great strength and very quick setting.

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Arm Blaster immobilization Scotchcast			Doctors will stabilize the break by placing a finger or hand in a splint, placing the broken bone area into a fiberglass cast, snapping the bones back into place or using screws, nails, or plates to hold the bones together if the fracture requires surgery. Bone Fracture by Brenda Williams / Food/cooking/nutrition community These were interspersed throughout the first gallery in Whatever Your Mind Can Conceive (all works 2007), a three-channel video installation projected onto two large wooden roadside billboards and a fiberglass cast of an old computer monitor, so as to create the illusion that the video is playing on its obsolete screen. Kristin Lucas: Postmasters Gallery by O'Neill-Butler, Lauren / Artforum International The benefits of fiberglass casts and splints is that they are light, more resistant to wear and tear and it also allows the underlying skin to breath better than plaster casts. How to Take Care of Casts and Splints by Ray Stone / Health care industry community			feverfew feverish Fèvre-Languepin syndrome fexofenadine fexofenadine hydrochloride FFA FFD FFP FG syndrome FGR FGT FGT cytologic smear FHR FHS FI FIA FIAC fiber fiber modified diet fiber optics fiber-illuminated fiber1 fiber2 fibercolonoscope fibergastroscope fiberglass cast fiberglass dermatitis fiberoptic fiberoptic bronchoscopy fiberoptic colonoscope fiberoptic duodenoscope fiberoptic endoscopic evaluation of swallowing fiberoptic light fiberoptics fiberoptiscope fiberscope Fibiger fibr(o)- fibr- fibra fibrates fibre fibremia fibreoptics fibric acid fibric acid analogue fibril fibrilla fibrillar fibrillar center fibrillary contractions			Fiber-To-Desktop Fiber-To-The-Home Council Fiber-To-The-Neighborhood Fiber-to-the-Subscriber Fiber/Coax Bus fiber1 fiber2 fiber2 balls Fiberadenoma Fiberadenoma Fiberadenoma Fiberall Fiberall fiberboard fiberboard fiberboard fibercolonoscope FiberCon Fibercore fibered fibered fibered fibered fibered plaster fiberfill fibergastroscope Fiberglas Fiberglas fiberglass fiberglass fiberglass cast fiberglass cloth fiberglass cloth fiberglass dermatitis Fiberglass Pipe Fiberglass Reinforced Gypsum Fiberglass Reinforced Lining Fiberglass Reinforced Nylon Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic Mortar Fiberglass Reinforced Plastics Institute Fiberglass Rotor Blade Fiberglass Stain Remover Fiberglass-Reinforced Epoxy Fiberglass-Reinforced Plastic Fiberglass-Reinforced Plywood fiberization fiberize fiberized Fiberized Link Interface Shelf Fiberized Link Peripheral Processor fiberizer fiberizes fiberizing Fiberless Fiberless Fiberless Fibernet Telecom Group, Inc FiberNorm

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