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Medical | | English term or phrase: immobilizer | immobilizer
*it's different from the mobilizer, because unlike the mobilizer that allows your knee to be bent to a certain amount of degree, the immobilizer keeps your knee completely straight or immobilizes your knee, thus called an immobilizer. |
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