When Right Goes Left: Phantom Touch Induced by Mirror Box Procedure in Healthy Individuals

When Right Goes Left: Phantom Touch Induced by Mirror Box Procedure in Healthy Individuals

In the present article, we investigated the possibility of inducing phantom tactile sensations in healthy individuals similar to those that we observed in patients after stroke. On the basis of previous research, we assumed that manipulating visual feedbacks may guide and influence, under certain co...

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Main Authors: Berti, A. (Author), Caldano, M. (Author), Cesim, E. (Author), Cirillo, E. (Author), Gammeri, R. (Author), Ricci, R. (Author), Sabatelli, I. (Author), Salatino, A. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Frontiers Media S.A. 2021
Subjects:
adult
Article
bilateral touch representation
body ownership and disownership
cerebrovascular accident
clinical evaluation
clinical research
controlled study
female
hand
human
human experiment
male
middle aged
mirror image
multisensory integration
normal human
provocation test
social participation
tactile awareness
Tactile Quadrant Stimulation test
tactile stimulation
visual feedback
visual system function
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