While it is possible to replace a limb with a prosthetic, experiments into cloning were being done by Vault-Tec on completely regrowing a new limb negating the need for mechanical attachment surgery. While the use of prosthesis has waned because of insufficient surgical knowledge, those with a functional Auto-Doc can still run the operation procedure to perform implant surgery. Prosthesis research would be continued post-War by more scientifically inclined factions such as the Institute, who would make considerable breakthroughs with life extension procedures and less invasive implants, many with combat applications. Advancements into organic preservation with bio med gel allowed for more radical full-body prosthesis being possible through brain extraction, though the brain extraction was largely designed for mass-produced Robobrains and cyberdogs, experiments from various scientific and medical facilities would be conducted on the use of human mind preservation with many producing results just prior to the Great War. Pre-War prosthesis and implants were often more detrimental to those being implanted and doctors recommend their surgeries only for life-saving emergencies (or sheer necessity) and experimental life extension procedures left little to no autonomy to the end-users. The use of prosthetics and other implants was substantial before the Great War, with prosthetic organs and more extensively with military and police equipment.
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