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What are the advantages and disadvantages of an implanted device?

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There are several advantages of an implanted device. Since it is implanted in the body, there are few, if any, external parts to wear and daily maintenance is minimized. In addition, the system is more directly targeted to the effected area. The disadvantage of implanted devices is they do involve a surgery which can lead to a system that is more expensive.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of an external device?

Urinary solutions for the bladder
External devices, by the nature of being outside the body, can not be as targeted as an implanted device. There are also external components to wear and the daily maintenance of those components. Since they are outside the body, they can be less expensive than the implanted device. Another advantage of an external device is the ease to discontinue the use of the system. See similar questions...

What are the advantages and disadvantages of ZipSeals?

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ZipSeals are a patented DUI system that allows you to quickly change a latex wrist or neck seal in seconds. If you are at a dive site and a seal rips while donning the suit, you can change the seal on the spot, with no additional tools, and never again miss a dive. The ZipRings on your suit that provide the amazing ZipSeal benefits are so small and flexible that most people never even notice they are there. See similar questions...

What are the advantages of "vertical spreads"? And, are there any disadvantages?

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Can you please provide an explanation of profit and loss diagrams for options? I am having difficulty interpreting their meaning. See similar questions...

Do you recommend organic-based fertilizers?

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Organic fertilizers are very helpful when applying fertilizers traditionally through a spreader on an infrequent basis as they provide a more gradual release than chemical fertilizers. However, because the FertiGator provides the perfect "spoon feeding" capability, organic fertilizers aren't necessary and actually could be detrimental to the results. With the FertiGator you want quickly available and efficient fertilizers to give the ideal result. See similar questions...

What are the advantages and disadvantages of LAM?

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Contributes to optimal breastfeeding practices and therefore enhances maternal and infant health and nutrition See similar questions...

What are the advantages and disadvantages for virtual colonoscopy and optical colonoscopy?

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There are several advantages and disadvantages for both virtual colonoscopy and optical colonoscopy. Please refer to the summary chart below: of patients have failed/incomplete colonoscopy due to redundancy of the colon or large number of diverticuli Virtual colonoscopy has been proven to be as effective and in some cases more effective than optical colonoscopy in detecting significant polyps. Virtual colonoscopy uses state-of-the-art software to visualize typically 95% to 98% of the colon. See similar questions...

What are the advantages and disadvantages?

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First the advantages. Unlike the average high street shop, an online store has the capability to stay open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Secondly, there is more flexibility in a website to add and remove a product or products than in printed catalogues or brochures. Another advantage is that being online potentially gives exposure to new previously untapped market segments. A disadvantage of selling online is the inability to touch and feel merchandise. See similar questions...

Which are better: organic or mineral fertilizers?

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To plants, nutrients are the same regardless of their origin. Nutrients in "organic" fertilizers must be converted to an "inorganic" state before they can be utilized by plants. Equivalent amounts of nutrients will provide the same nutritional value to plants. One major advantage of organic fertilizers is the addition of organic matter to the soil. The added organic matter provides many benefits to the physical, chemical and microbiological environment of the soil. See similar questions...

Why are synthetic fertilizers not permitted in organic agriculture?

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The use of synthetic fertilizers is not allowed in organic agriculture because the substitution of natural, renewable resources for plant nutrition with non-renewable petrochemicals is not sustainable, disrupts natural cycles, pollutes the environment through runoff and leaves toxic residues in the soil, just to name a few of the negative implications. Organic farmers use legumes ? peas, beans and other plants ? that naturally fix and enrich nitrogen in the soil. See similar questions...

Are organic fertilizers good for the environment?

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Organic fertilizers come from sustainable, renewable sources, such as alfalfa and other natural biological materials, which do not contribute to global warming. When these fertilizers are applied to the soil, they are unlikely to leach into groundwater and are far more likely to improve soil health, fertility, and water retention capacity. Organic fertilizers are like building an annuity for your lawn that will pay you back for many years to come. See similar questions...

What are the advantages/disadvantages of ordering a car?

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You *may* be able to get a better price -- the dealer knows they'll sell the car the day it arrives, i.e. no flooring or financing costs, etc. See similar questions...

What are the advantages and disadvantages of implant reconstruction?

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In most cases, the answer is yes! There are many different types of breast reconstruction and the choices continue to grow as advances continue. What type of breast reconstruction is best for you depends on a variety of factors from the type of cancer treatment that you have had, your body size and shape, as well as your short and long term personal goals. We individualize treatment plans and would look forward to a consultation in our office to help you decide your best choice. See similar questions...

What are the advantages and disadvantages of alternative fuels (or a particular alternative fuel)?

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There's a discussion of different types of alternative fuels on this website, which includes advantages and disadvantages of each. See similar questions...

What is slow release fertilizer and what are the advantages of using it over other lawn fertilizers?

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Slow release fertilizers are actually microscopic coated capsules of fertilizer that breakdown and release their important fertilizer and trace elements over a long period of time. This ensures that your lawn's root system gets those nutrients in measured doses that won't over-stimulate the plants into a sudden growing spurt requiring more mowing. See similar questions...

What are the advantages and disadvantages of having a trust instead of a will?

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Trusts enable the grantor (the person creating and funding the trust) to determine who receives the money, when they receive it, and what conditions must be met. The pros and cons of trusts depend on whether it is a living trust or a testamentary trust. A living trust is set up during the grantor's life, while a testamentary trust takes effect upon the grantor's death. See similar questions...

What are the advantages/disadvantages of autologous tissue reconstruction?

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Using tissue from one's own body in breast reconstruction most natuarally mimics the tissue lost in mastectomy. For this reason, it is often the best choice if appropriate. However, using natural tisse requires that it be taken from another area on the body (donor site). Transferring tissue (called the "flap") from one part of the body to another carries a small risk of partial or complete loss of the flap. See similar questions...

What are the advantages vs disadvantages of a needle biopsy?

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Disadvantages With any technique where needles are inserted in the body, risks can be expected and these include: See similar questions...

What is heart?lung machine and what are its advantages and disadvantages?

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This site covers the basic of blood. Follow the links down the right hand side to explore the various aspects of blood. Anatomical, physiological and behavioural changes in animals to cope with water availability in their environment. Differences in the structure and function of various vertebrate kidneys that adapt them to their environments. See similar questions...

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