"Ultrafilter" refers to a dense filter used for the filtration of a colloidal solution that holds back the dispersed particles but not the liquid. “Ultrafilter.” Merriam-Webster.com Medical Dictionary, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/medical/ultrafilter. Accessed 31 Aug. 2023. … more "Ultrafilter" refers to a dense filter used for the filtration of a colloidal solution that holds back the dispersed particles but not the liquid. “Ultrafilter.” Merriam-Webster.com Medical Dictionary, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/medical/ultrafilter. Accessed 31 Aug. 2023.

Kilodalton (kDa) refers to a unit of measurement used in biochemistry and molecular biology to express the molecular weight or mass of molecules, particularly proteins, peptides, and other large biological molecules. The dalton (Da), also known as the unified atomic mass unit (u), is a unit of mass used to describe the mass of atoms and molecules on a molecular scale. It is defined as one twelfth the mass of an atom of carbon-12. (© ChatGPT Aug. 3 Version, accessed chat.openai.com/chat Aug. 31, 2023). … more Kilodalton (kDa) refers to a unit of measurement used in biochemistry and molecular biology to express the molecular weight or mass of molecules, particularly proteins, peptides, and other large biological molecules. The dalton (Da), also known as the unified atomic mass unit (u), is a unit of mass used to describe the mass of atoms and molecules on a molecular scale. It is defined as one twelfth the mass of an atom of carbon-12. (© ChatGPT Aug. 3 Version, accessed chat.openai.com/chat Aug. 31, 2023).

"Hemofilter", "hemodialyzers", or "dialysis filters" refers to a structure, device, instrument, apparatus, system, implant, or the like, that is organized, configured, designed, engineered, and/or arranged to serve a filtering function in a hemofiltration process or method. In certain embodiments, a hemofilter can include a housing and a semipermeable membrane that allows selective passage of substances while retaining blood cells and larger molecules. A variety of biocompatible and effective filtration materials can be used. Examples of such materials include, but are not limited to: for the semipermeable membrane materials such as Polysulfone, Polyethersulfone, and/or Cellulose Acetate can be used. For the housing, ports, connectors, and conduit, medical-grade plastics, metal, ceramics, metal alloys, and/or composites can be used. The choice of materials in a hemofilter can be selected to minimize a risk of blood clot formation, mitigate activation of blood clotting factors, and/or mitigate immune responses during blood filtration. (© ChatGPT Aug. 3 Version, Modified, accessed chat.openai.com/chat Aug. 31, 2023). … more "Hemofilter", "hemodialyzers", or "dialysis filters" refers to a structure, device, instrument, apparatus, system, implant, or the like, that is organized, configured, designed, engineered, and/or arranged to serve a filtering function in a hemofiltration process or method. In certain embodiments, a hemofilter can include a housing and a semipermeable membrane that allows selective passage of substances while retaining blood cells and larger molecules. A variety of biocompatible and effective filtration materials can be used. Examples of such materials include, but are not limited to: for the semipermeable membrane materials such as Polysulfone, Polyethersulfone, and/or Cellulose Acetate can be used. For the housing, ports, connectors, and conduit, medical-grade plastics, metal, ceramics, metal alloys, and/or composites can be used. The choice of materials in a hemofilter can be selected to minimize a risk of blood clot formation, mitigate activation of blood clotting factors, and/or mitigate immune responses during blood filtration. (© ChatGPT Aug. 3 Version, Modified, accessed chat.openai.com/chat Aug. 31, 2023).

"Cardioplegic solution" or "cardioplegia" refers to a specialized solution used during cardiac surgery to temporarily stop the heart's activity and protect the heart from damage while a surgical procedure is being performed. The cardioplegic solution can be infused into a heart's coronary arteries to induce controlled cardiac arrest, allowing a medical person to work on the heart in a bloodless and motionless state.(© ChatGPT Aug. 3 Version, Modified, accessed chat.openai.com/chat Aug. 31, 2023). … more "Cardioplegic solution" or "cardioplegia" refers to a specialized solution used during cardiac surgery to temporarily stop the heart's activity and protect the heart from damage while a surgical procedure is being performed. The cardioplegic solution can be infused into a heart's coronary arteries to induce controlled cardiac arrest, allowing a medical person to work on the heart in a bloodless and motionless state.(© ChatGPT Aug. 3 Version, Modified, accessed chat.openai.com/chat Aug. 31, 2023).

"Soft tissue transfer surgical procedure" or "Soft tissue rearrangement procedure" refers to any surgical procedure that includes a goal or outcome that positions, repositions, or relocates a soft tissue, such as a tendon or ligament or graft, to a location on, in, about, or through one or more bones of a patient. Examples of tendon transfer surgical procedures, include, but are not limited to, Achilles Tendon Transfer, Flexor hallucis longus (FHL) tendon transfer, tibialis posterior tendon transfer, posterior tibia tendon transfer, tibialis anterior tendon transfer, Jones tenosuspension, Extensor digitorum longus (EDL) transfer, Tibialis anterior tendon (TAT) transfer, Flexor digitorum longus (FDL) transfer, Extensor hallucis longus (EHL) transfer, lateral ankle ligament reconstruction including ligament anchoring for Anterior talofibular ligament ATFL, calcaneofibular ligament (CFL), and plantar calcaneonavicular ligament. A soft tissue transfer surgical procedure can also be referred to as a tendon transfer or tendon transfer procedure, a ligament transfer or ligament transfer procedure, or the like. … more "Soft tissue transfer surgical procedure" or "Soft tissue rearrangement procedure" refers to any surgical procedure that includes a goal or outcome that positions, repositions, or relocates a soft tissue, such as a tendon or ligament or graft, to a location on, in, about, or through one or more bones of a patient. Examples of tendon transfer surgical procedures, include, but are not limited to, Achilles Tendon Transfer, Flexor hallucis longus (FHL) tendon transfer, tibialis posterior tendon transfer, posterior tibia tendon transfer, tibialis anterior tendon transfer, Jones tenosuspension, Extensor digitorum longus (EDL) transfer, Tibialis anterior tendon (TAT) transfer, Flexor digitorum longus (FDL) transfer, Extensor hallucis longus (EHL) transfer, lateral ankle ligament reconstruction including ligament anchoring for Anterior talofibular ligament ATFL, calcaneofibular ligament (CFL), and plantar calcaneonavicular ligament. A soft tissue transfer surgical procedure can also be referred to as a tendon transfer or tendon transfer procedure, a ligament transfer or ligament transfer procedure, or the like.

"Recipient" refers to an animal or human into which a harvested organ is to be transplanted. … more "Recipient" refers to an animal or human into which a harvested organ is to be transplanted.

"Ex vivo perfusion" refers to perfusion of an organ outside of the body of a human or animal that would normally include the organ. … more "Ex vivo perfusion" refers to perfusion of an organ outside of the body of a human or animal that would normally include the organ.

"Hematocrit" refers to refers to the proportion of red blood cells (erythrocytes) in a total volume of blood. Hematocrit is often expressed as a percentage and can be abbreviated as Hct. (© ChatGPT Aug. 3 Version, Modified, accessed chat.openai.com/chat Aug. 30, 2023). … more "Hematocrit" refers to refers to the proportion of red blood cells (erythrocytes) in a total volume of blood. Hematocrit is often expressed as a percentage and can be abbreviated as Hct. (© ChatGPT Aug. 3 Version, Modified, accessed chat.openai.com/chat Aug. 30, 2023).

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"Order" or "an order" refers to a set of instructions for performance of a particular task and/or providing of a particular item. Examples of an order, include, but are not limited to, a set of doctor's orders, a prescription, a patient-specific implant fabrication request, a request for production of a particular product, system, instrument, or the like. … more "Order" or "an order" refers to a set of instructions for performance of a particular task and/or providing of a particular item. Examples of an order, include, but are not limited to, a set of doctor's orders, a prescription, a patient-specific implant fabrication request, a request for production of a particular product, system, instrument, or the like.

"Appendage" refers to a projecting part of a structure or living organism, with a distinct appearance and/or function. (Search "appendage" on wordhippo.com. WordHippo, 2023. Web. Modified. Accessed 28 Aug. 2023.) Examples of appendages include fingers, toes, arms, legs, tails, and the like. Examples of an appendage can include a structure of an object or instrument that emulate or have a similar function to similar structures on a person or animal. … more "Appendage" refers to a projecting part of a structure or living organism, with a distinct appearance and/or function. (Search "appendage" on wordhippo.com. WordHippo, 2023. Web. Modified. Accessed 28 Aug. 2023.) Examples of appendages include fingers, toes, arms, legs, tails, and the like. Examples of an appendage can include a structure of an object or instrument that emulate or have a similar function to similar structures on a person or animal.

"Tendon transfer system" refers to a system for facilitating a surgical procedure that locates or relocates a tendon anchor point on one bone to a new or different location on the same or on a different bone. … more "Tendon transfer system" refers to a system for facilitating a surgical procedure that locates or relocates a tendon anchor point on one bone to a new or different location on the same or on a different bone.

"Tendon trajectory guide" refers to a trajectory guide configured to indicate, identify, guide, place, position, or otherwise assist in deploying a tendon or other soft tissue along a desired trajectory for one or more subsequent steps in a procedure. … more "Tendon trajectory guide" refers to a trajectory guide configured to indicate, identify, guide, place, position, or otherwise assist in deploying a tendon or other soft tissue along a desired trajectory for one or more subsequent steps in a procedure.

"Configuration" refers to an arrangement, setup, design, organization, or values of one or more parts, features, settings, components, aspects, structures, or the like as a module, component, apparatus, device, system, framework, platform, dashboard, assembly, or the like. Examples of configurations can include how dials are setup on a dashboard, levers are set on a control board, switches are set within a controller, bones are arranged within a hand, foot, or limb, or the like. … more "Configuration" refers to an arrangement, setup, design, organization, or values of one or more parts, features, settings, components, aspects, structures, or the like as a module, component, apparatus, device, system, framework, platform, dashboard, assembly, or the like. Examples of configurations can include how dials are setup on a dashboard, levers are set on a control board, switches are set within a controller, bones are arranged within a hand, foot, or limb, or the like.

“Landmark configuration” refers to an arrangement and/or organization of landmarks within, about, or around a certain area. … more “Landmark configuration” refers to an arrangement and/or organization of landmarks within, about, or around a certain area.

"Haptic" refers to a signal, feeling, or action that a user or receiver can feel using their sense of touch. … more "Haptic" refers to a signal, feeling, or action that a user or receiver can feel using their sense of touch.

"Feedback" refers to a reactionary response to an action, a product, service, or task. (Search "feedback" on wordhippo.com. WordHippo, 2023. Web. Modified. Accessed 28 Aug. 2023.) … more "Feedback" refers to a reactionary response to an action, a product, service, or task. (Search "feedback" on wordhippo.com. WordHippo, 2023. Web. Modified. Accessed 28 Aug. 2023.)

"Landmark registration feature" refers to a structure configured to engage, contact, or abut a feature, aspect, attribute, or characteristic of a first object to orient and/or position a second object that includes the landmark registration feature with respect to the first object. A variety of structures can serve as a landmark registration feature. For example, a surface, a probe, a finger, a wing, an arm, an opening, or the like can function as landmark registration features. A landmark registration feature can be of a variety of shapes and thus can include a protrusion, a projection, a tuberosity, a cavity, a void, a divot, a tab, an extension, a hook, a curve, or the like. … more "Landmark registration feature" refers to a structure configured to engage, contact, or abut a feature, aspect, attribute, or characteristic of a first object to orient and/or position a second object that includes the landmark registration feature with respect to the first object. A variety of structures can serve as a landmark registration feature. For example, a surface, a probe, a finger, a wing, an arm, an opening, or the like can function as landmark registration features. A landmark registration feature can be of a variety of shapes and thus can include a protrusion, a projection, a tuberosity, a cavity, a void, a divot, a tab, an extension, a hook, a curve, or the like.

"Bone tunnel guide" refers to any structure, apparatus, surface, device, system, feature, or aspect configured to indicate, identify, guide, place, position, or otherwise assist in marking, forming, or deploying a fastener in order to form a bone tunnel. A bone tunnel is a tunnel that extends into and/or through one or more bones. … more "Bone tunnel guide" refers to any structure, apparatus, surface, device, system, feature, or aspect configured to indicate, identify, guide, place, position, or otherwise assist in marking, forming, or deploying a fastener in order to form a bone tunnel. A bone tunnel is a tunnel that extends into and/or through one or more bones.