The phantom limb is a sensory experience that is perceived to originate from the missing part. Amputees report that the phantom limb had certain sensory properties like touch and pain, as well as kinesthetic properties like being able to be moved voluntarily. Phantom limb movements are little-known and generally considered to reflect motor imagery rather than motor execution. The first aim of this thesis is to investigate whether amputees distinguish between executing a movement of the phantom limb and imagining moving the missing limb. The second aim is to examine the link between the quality of the motor control in the phantom limb and cortical reorganizations in the motor cortex of amputees. Behavioral tests and functional Magnetic Reson...
International audienceAfter limb amputation, patients often wake up with a vivid perception of the p...
Almost anyone with a limb amputation experiences phantom sensations. Moreover, the majority of amput...
Preparation of this chapter was supported by a Medical Research Council of Canada (MRC) Scholar Aw...
The phantom limb is a sensory experience that is perceived to originate from the missing part. Amput...
Le membre fantôme correspond à la persistance de perceptions sensitives et motrices attribuées au me...
Plasticity of somesthetic representations and perceptive illusions : the phantom limb paradox. The p...
Limb amputation results in plasticity of connections between the brain and muscles, with the cortica...
Le membre fantôme correspond à la persistance de perceptions sensitives et motrices attribuées au me...
Phantom sensations are experienced by almost every person who has lost their hand in adulthood. This...
The loss of a limb leads to sensorimotor modifications that are frequently accompanied by the vivid ...
The loss of a limb leads to sensorimotor modifications that are frequently accompanied by the vivid ...
The phantom limb is an ailment in which a patient perceives a limb that is no longer present after a...
International audienceProprioception, the sense of position and movement of body segments, may not b...
Phantom limb pain (PLP) is very common after amputation and has been associated with neural reorgani...
Andoh J, Milde C, Diers M, et al. Assessment of cortical reorganization and preserved function in ph...
International audienceAfter limb amputation, patients often wake up with a vivid perception of the p...
Almost anyone with a limb amputation experiences phantom sensations. Moreover, the majority of amput...
Preparation of this chapter was supported by a Medical Research Council of Canada (MRC) Scholar Aw...
The phantom limb is a sensory experience that is perceived to originate from the missing part. Amput...
Le membre fantôme correspond à la persistance de perceptions sensitives et motrices attribuées au me...
Plasticity of somesthetic representations and perceptive illusions : the phantom limb paradox. The p...
Limb amputation results in plasticity of connections between the brain and muscles, with the cortica...
Le membre fantôme correspond à la persistance de perceptions sensitives et motrices attribuées au me...
Phantom sensations are experienced by almost every person who has lost their hand in adulthood. This...
The loss of a limb leads to sensorimotor modifications that are frequently accompanied by the vivid ...
The loss of a limb leads to sensorimotor modifications that are frequently accompanied by the vivid ...
The phantom limb is an ailment in which a patient perceives a limb that is no longer present after a...
International audienceProprioception, the sense of position and movement of body segments, may not b...
Phantom limb pain (PLP) is very common after amputation and has been associated with neural reorgani...
Andoh J, Milde C, Diers M, et al. Assessment of cortical reorganization and preserved function in ph...
International audienceAfter limb amputation, patients often wake up with a vivid perception of the p...
Almost anyone with a limb amputation experiences phantom sensations. Moreover, the majority of amput...
Preparation of this chapter was supported by a Medical Research Council of Canada (MRC) Scholar Aw...