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implant
im·plant I0060400 (ĭm-plănt′)v. im·plant·ed, im·plant·ing, im·plants v.tr.1. To set in firmly, as into the ground: implant fence posts.2. To establish securely, as in the mind or consciousness; instill: habits that had been implanted early in childhood.3. Medicine a. To insert or embed (an object or a device) surgically: implant a drug capsule; implant a pacemaker.b. To graft or insert (a tissue) within the body.v.intr. Embryology To become attached to and embedded in the uterine lining. Used of a fertilized egg.n. (ĭm′plănt′) Something implanted, especially a surgically implanted tissue or device: a dental implant; a subcutaneous implant.
[Middle English implanten, from Medieval Latin implantāre : Latin in-, in; see in-2 + Latin plantāre, to plant (from planta, a shoot; see plant).]
im·plant′a·ble adj.implant vb (tr) 1. to establish firmly; inculcate; instil: to implant sound moral principles. 2. to plant or embed; infix; entrench3. (Surgery) surgery a. to graft (a tissue) into the bodyb. to insert (a radioactive substance, hormone, etc) into the tissues n (Surgery) anything implanted, esp surgically, such as a tissue graft or hormone imˈplanter nim•plant (v. ɪmˈplænt, -ˈplɑnt; n. ˈɪmˌplænt, -ˌplɑnt)
v.t. 1. to establish firmly in the mind: to implant principles of behavior. 2. to plant securely: to implant a post in the soil. 3. to insert or graft (a tissue, organ, or inert substance) into the body. n. 4. a. a device or material used for repairing or replacing part of the body. b. medication or radioactive material inserted into tissue for sustained therapy. 5. a. a frame or support inserted permanently into the bone or soft tissue of the jaw to hold artificial teeth. b. an artificial tooth or bridge attached to such a device. [1535–45; ( im•plant′a•ble, adj. im•plant′er, n. implant
Past participle: implanted
Gerund: implanting
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| I implant | | you implant | | he/she/it implants | | we implant | | you implant | | they implant |
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| I implanted | | you implanted | | he/she/it implanted | | we implanted | | you implanted | | they implanted |
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| I am implanting | | you are implanting | | he/she/it is implanting | | we are implanting | | you are implanting | | they are implanting |
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| I have implanted | | you have implanted | | he/she/it has implanted | | we have implanted | | you have implanted | | they have implanted |
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| I was implanting | | you were implanting | | he/she/it was implanting | | we were implanting | | you were implanting | | they were implanting |
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| I had implanted | | you had implanted | | he/she/it had implanted | | we had implanted | | you had implanted | | they had implanted |
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| I will implant | | you will implant | | he/she/it will implant | | we will implant | | you will implant | | they will implant |
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| I will have implanted | | you will have implanted | | he/she/it will have implanted | | we will have implanted | | you will have implanted | | they will have implanted |
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| I will be implanting | | you will be implanting | | he/she/it will be implanting | | we will be implanting | | you will be implanting | | they will be implanting |
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| I have been implanting | | you have been implanting | | he/she/it has been implanting | | we have been implanting | | you have been implanting | | they have been implanting |
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| I will have been implanting | | you will have been implanting | | he/she/it will have been implanting | | we will have been implanting | | you will have been implanting | | they will have been implanting |
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| I had been implanting | | you had been implanting | | he/she/it had been implanting | | we had been implanting | | you had been implanting | | they had been implanting |
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| I would implant | | you would implant | | he/she/it would implant | | we would implant | | you would implant | | they would implant |
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| I would have implanted | | you would have implanted | | he/she/it would have implanted | | we would have implanted | | you would have implanted | | they would have implanted |
Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  implant - a prosthesis placed permanently in tissueartificial heart - a pump that replaces the natural heartartificial joint - a metal or plastic part that is surgically implanted to replace a natural joint (possibly elbow or wrist but usually hip or knee)breast implant - an implant for cosmetic purposes to replace a breast that has been surgically removeddental implant - an implant that replaces a natural toothheart valve - an implant that replaces a natural cardiac valveinterocular lens implant, IOL, lens implant - a clear plastic lens that is implanted in the eye; usually done when the natural lens has been removed in a cataract operationpenile implant - an implant that creates an artificial erectionprosthesis, prosthetic device - corrective consisting of a replacement for a part of the bodyshunt - implant consisting of a tube made of plastic or rubber; for draining fluids within the body | | Verb | 1. | implant - fix or set securely or deeply; "He planted a knee in the back of his opponent"; "The dentist implanted a tooth in the gum"embed, imbed, plant, engraftinfix, insert, introduce, enter - put or introduce into something; "insert a picture into the text"pot - plant in a pot; "He potted the palm"nest - fit together or fit inside; "nested bowls"bury, sink - embed deeply; "She sank her fingers into the soft sand"; "He buried his head in her lap" | | 2. | implant - become attached to and embedded in the uterus; "The egg fertilized in vitro implanted in the uterus of the birth mother with no further complications"attach - become attached; "The spider's thread attached to the window sill" | | 3. | implant - put firmly in the mind; "Plant a thought in the students' minds"plantcommunicate, pass along, put across, pass on, pass - transmit information ; "Please communicate this message to all employees"; "pass along the good news" |
implantverb1. insert, place, plant, fix, root, sow, graft, embed, ingraft Doctors have implanted an artificial heart into a 46-year-old man.2. instil, sow, infuse, inculcate, infix His father had implanted in him an ambition to obtain an education.noun1. implantation, insert They felt a woman had the right to have a breast implant.implantverbTo fix (an idea, for example) in someone's mind by reemphasis and repetition:drill, drive, impress, inculcate, instill, pound.Translationsimplant (imˈplaːnt) verb1. to put (ideas etc) into a person's mind. 灌輸 灌输2. to put (eg human tissue, a device etc) permanently into a part of the body. 移植 移植implanˈtation noun 移植 植入，培植，灌输 implant
implant (something) in(to) (someone or something)To insert something into someone or something. This patient couldn't walk until doctors implanted a special sensor into his brain.See also: implantimplant something in(to) someone or somethingto embed something into someone or something. The surgeon implanted a pacemaker into Fred. They implanted the device in Fred's chest.See also: implantSee implant
See implantimplant
implant 1. (im-plant´) to insert or graft material, such as tissue or radioactive material, into intact tissues or a body cavity; see also transplant.2. (im´plant) any material inserted or grafted into the body.cochlear implant see cochlear implant.dental implant a prosthetic tooth with an anchoring structure surgically implanted beneath the mucosal or periosteal layer or in the bone. Sequence of treatment with osseointegrated dental implants. From Darby and Walsh, 1995.penile implant penile prosthesis.im·plant (im'plant), 1. To graft or insert.
See also: graft, transplant, prosthesis. 2. A surgically inserted or imbedded graft or device; also, a zone of cells or tissue transferred from another site through a developmental error or neoplastic process.
See also: graft, transplant, prosthesis. [L. im-, in, + planto, pp. -atus, to plant, fr. planta, a sprout, shoot] implant (ĭm-plănt′)v. im·planted, im·planting, im·plants v.tr. Medicine a. To insert or embed (an object or a device) surgically: implant a drug capsule; implant a pacemaker.b. To graft or insert (a tissue) within the body.v.intr. Embryology To become attached to and embedded in the uterine lining. Used of a fertilized egg.n. (ĭm′plănt′) Something implanted, especially a surgically implanted tissue or device: a dental implant; a subcutaneous implant.
im·plant′a·ble adj.implant Audiology
See Cochlear implant.
Breast
A pliable silicone shell filled with saline (formerly with silicone gel) and placed between the skin and pectoral muscle o cosmetically enhance the breasts.
Dentistry
A titanium device—e.g., Brånemark system, Nobelpharma—which is surgically placed in the mandible or maxilla and allowed to “fuse” for 3 to 6 months to the bone (osseointegration), which serves as an anchor for attaching artificial teeth.
Medspeak
Any device placed into a surgically or naturally formed cavity of the human body and intended to remain there for a period of 30 days or more.
Oncology
See Tumour implant.
Pathology
(1) A generic term for a secondary tumour nodule, often understood to mean a mass that is not contiguous with the primary neoplasm, which is most common on the free surface of the peritoneum.
The term as used in surgical pathology is semantically problematic as it implies implantation of a primary lesion elsewhere in the peritoneal cavity, usually of the ovary, and ignores the possible origin of such implants from “renegade” embryonic rests in the peritoneal cavity and/or a multicentric origin of the lesions.
(2) A cluster of epithelial cells in the peritoneal cavity in patients with epithelial ovarian neoplasms that are of either borderline (i.e., of uncertain malignant potential) or frankly malignant (e.g., serous, mucinous cystadenocarcinoma).
Radiation oncology
A small amount of radioisotope sealed in a needle, seed, wire, or catheter, which is placed directly within or near a tumour to deliver brachytherapy.
Surgery
noun A device that is inserted to preserve or maintain a function (e.g., a hip or knee prosthesis), or to preserve, enhance or alter a contour (e.g., a breast or chin implant).
verb To surgically place such a device in its appropriate site.implant A material that is not original to its location. See Baerveldt glaucoma implant, Bioimplant, Dental implant" >Dental implant, Molteno implant, Penile implant, Silicone implant" >Silicone implant, Visual implant Audiology See Cochlear implant Breast surgery A silicone shell shaped in the form of a breast and filled with saline or silicone gel Dentistry A titanium device–eg, Brånemark system, Nobelpharma that is surgically placed in the mandible or maxilla, allowed to 'fuse' in 3 to 6 months to the bone–osseointegration, which serves as an anchor for attaching artificial teeth Oncology Tumor implant, see there Surgery noun A device that is inserted to preserve or maintain a function–eg, a hip or knee prosthesis, or to preserve, enhance or alter a contour–eg, a breast or chin implant verb To surgically place such a device in its appropriate site. See Breast implant, Permanent adjustable implant. im·plant (im-plant) 1. To graft or insert. 2. Material inserted or grafted into tissues.
See also: graft, transplant3. dentistry a graft or insert set in or onto the alveolar recess prepared for its insertion.
See also: implant denture4. orthopedics A metallic or plastic device employed in joint reconstruction. [L. im-, in, + planto, pp. -atus, to plant, fr. planta, a sprout, shoot]implant (im'plant?) [ ¹in- + plant] An object inserted into the body, e.g., a piece of tissue, a tooth, a pellet of medicine, a tube or needle containing a radioactive substance, liquid and solid plastic materials used to augment tissues or to fill in areas traumatically or surgically removed, artificial joints, and/or for other therapeutic purposes. See: mammaplasty, augmentationauditory brainstem implantAn auditory prosthesis that bypasses the cochlea and auditory nerve and partially restores hearing by directly stimulating the cochlear nucleus complex. This type of implant helps those with retrocochlear deafness. The implant electrode is inserted directly into the auditory brainstem and is used for those who cannot benefit from cochlear implants because of lesions of the cochlea and/or auditory nerve. It has been used to treat patients who have undergone surgical excision of an acoustic neuroma. Synonym: brainstem implantbone implantAn implant to repair bone or to cover implanted objects such as artificial hips or tooth implants.brain implantAny substance, tissue, or object placed surgically in the brain. brainstem implantAuditory brainstem implant.breast implantA surgically inserted object used to change the size and/or contour of the breast or chest wall, either using the patient's own tissue, e.g., a pedicle graft, or a prosthesis. cochlear implantAn electrical device that receives sound and transmits the resulting signal to electrodes implanted in the cochlea. That signal stimulates the cochlea so that hearing-impaired persons can perceive sound. CAUTION!Cochlear implants increase the likelihood of meningitis. Patients with cochlear implants should be vaccinated against pneumococcus and Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib).  DENTAL IMPLANTdental implantIn dentistry, a prosthetic device in any of several shapes. It is implanted into oral tissues beneath the mucosa or the periosteal layer, or within the bone to support or hold a fixed or removable prosthesis. Synonym: tooth implant See: illustrationCAUTION!Ultrasonic devices should not be used on dental implants. endosteal implantA dental prosthesis that is partially submerged and anchored within the bone. The blade form and the cylinder form are the two types of endosteal implants used. The cylinder form, which is most common, consists of a screw, a small titanium cylinder, and an abutment surgically inserted into the bone. The blade form consists of one or more abutments. In both forms, the prosthetic device is placed on the abutment(s). interstitial implantAn implant consisting of an applicator containing a radioactive source directly into a tumor to deliver a high radiation dose while sparing the surrounding tissues.intracavitary implantAn implant consisting of an applicator containing a radioactive source directly into a hollow organ to deliver a high radiation dose to the organ while sparing the surrounding tissues. radioactive implant See: brachytherapy; interstitial implant; intracavitary implantstaple implantTransosteal implant.subperiosteal implantA prosthesis for edentulous patients who cannot wear dentures (e.g., because of mandibular atrophy). The implant consists of a metal framework that rests on the residual ridge beneath the periosteum but does not penetrate the mandible. tooth implantDental implant.transosteal implantA rarely used type of dental prosthesis that completely penetrates the mandible. Its use is complicated by infection and a high rate of implant failure. Synonym: staple implantwafer implantA slowly dissolving polymer impregnated with chemotherapeutic drugs. It is placed into the tissue space from which a cancer has been removedto deliver a strong dose of chemotherapy to any residual cancer cells that escaped the resection. ImplantA fixture with one end implanted into the bone and the other end covered with a crown, often to serve as a stable abutment for a bridge or denture.Mentioned in: Tooth Replacements and Restorationsim·plant (im-plant) 1. To graft or insert. 2. (īm'plant) A surgically inserted or imbedded graft or device; also, a zone of cells or tissue transferred from another site through a developmental error or neoplastic process.
See also: prosthesis[L. im-, in, + planto, pp. -atus, to plant, fr. planta, a sprout, shoot]Patient discussion about implantQ. Does anyone know if its possible to get breast implants if i have an implanted defibrillator? I have hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. I'm 27 and in great health, I workout 6 days a week and I have no further symptoms.A. Thanks for your help. In fact I have an appointment with my cardiologist in a couple of weeks and if he says its OOK I will definitely consult it with the plastic surgeon as well. However I always try to do some additional research on my own and get second opinions.
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Thanks! Q. Do any of you with FM have silicone breast implants, or have you ever had them? How about saline? My silicone implants expired on the surgeon's shelf before they went in my body. Both implants ruptured and disintegrated within 5 years of implantation. I was diagnosed with FM shortly after 2 surgeries to remove silicone goo. Just wondering if anyone else has made the connection. Thank you!A. As far as I know several studies failed to prove there is a connection between rupture of breast implants and fibromyalgia, as did the FDA conclude. Indeed I heard about one study that found this connection, but it seemed like a very problematic one.
You can read about this subject here (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breast_implants#Claims_of_systemic_illness_and_disease) Q. I have hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and an ICD. Is it possible to get breast implants with an ICD? I have no further symptoms: I workout and run 6 days a week, in good shape and only 27 years old.A. Some medical equipment can damage your ICD If you are visiting your doctor , tell him or her that you have an ICD BEFORE they do any testing or treatment.i'm pretty sure they'll find a creative way to do the implant.any way- before doing any procedure- ask the cardiologist that handles you about it.
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Related to implant: Tooth implantSynonyms for implantverb insertSynonyms- insert
- place
- plant
- fix
- root
- sow
- graft
- embed
- ingraft
verb instilSynonyms- instil
- sow
- infuse
- inculcate
- infix
noun implantationSynonymsSynonyms for implantverb to fix (an idea, for example) in someone's mind by reemphasis and repetitionSynonyms- drill
- drive
- impress
- inculcate
- instill
- pound
Synonyms for implantnoun a prosthesis placed permanently in tissueRelated Words- artificial heart
- artificial joint
- breast implant
- dental implant
- heart valve
- interocular lens implant
- IOL
- lens implant
- penile implant
- prosthesis
- prosthetic device
- shunt
verb fix or set securely or deeplySynonymsRelated Words- infix
- insert
- introduce
- enter
- pot
- nest
- bury
- sink
verb become attached to and embedded in the uterusRelated Wordsverb put firmly in the mindSynonymsRelated Words- communicate
- pass along
- put across
- pass on
- pass
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