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Highlights • We present a neural network related to evoked phantom sensations in amputees.• Such networks were not related to the stimulation from the residual limb.• Difference in intra- and… Click to show full abstract
Highlights • We present a neural network related to evoked phantom sensations in amputees.• Such networks were not related to the stimulation from the residual limb.• Difference in intra- and inter-hemispheric interactions between amputees and yoked controls.• This finding yields novel insights into the neural basis of phantom sensation.
Keywords:
limb sensations;
correlates evoked;
limb;
evoked phantom;
neural correlates;
phantom limb
Journal Title: Biological Psychology
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Biological Psychology
Year Published: 2017
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