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a Example of upper limb movements b An example of movements in the lower limb

a Example of upper limb movements b An example of movements in the lower limb

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Features of Mirror Visual Feedback Application for Patients With Phantom Limb Pain Under Conditions of Atypical Phantom Position
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One of the most interesting methods of neurorehabilitation is Mirror Visual Feedback (MVF). Despite the widespread information about effectiveness of MVF, specialists who have previously used this method but have not achieved positive results when working with patients, have many questions about the features of the application.The aim of our study...
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