An "iron hand" prosthesis refers to a type of artificial hand or forearm that was historically made from materials like iron or other metals. These prosthetic devices were designed to replace a lost limb, often resulting from injury, disease, or amputation. The term can also evoke images of rigid, mechanical hands that were more functional for basic tasks but lacked the dexterity and realism of modern prosthetic technologies. In contemporary contexts, the design and function of prosthetic devices have advanced significantly.
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