The field of wrist proprioception, as it relates to rehabilitation and surgery, has gone through
a period of intense growth in the past decade. From being primarily focused on the function …

A person's internal representation of his/her body is not fixed. It can be substantially modified
by neurological injuries and can also be extended (in healthy participants) to incorporate …

As one determinant of the efficacy of mirror visual feedback (MVF) in neurorehabilitation, the
embodiment perception needs to be sustainable and enhanced. This study explored …

The reflection of passive arm displacement in a mirror is a powerful means of inducing a
kinaesthetic illusion in the static arm hidden behind the mirror. Our recent research findings …

Body movements are invariably accompanied by various proprioceptive, visual, tactile
and/or motor signals. It is therefore difficult to completely dissociate these various signals …

Mirror-induced visual illusion obtained through mirror therapy is widely used to facilitate
motor recovery after stroke. Activation of primary motor cortex (M1) ipsilateral to the moving …

Humans can recognize living organisms and understand their actions solely on the basis of
a small animated set of well-positioned points of light, ie by recognizing biological motion …

Introduction Non-invasive brain stimulation has been combined with mirror visual feedback
(MVF) as a priming strategy to enhance therapeutic efficacy. However, a superior combined …

Introduction Rehabilitation approaches take advantage of vision's important role in
kinesthesia, using the mirror paradigm as a means to reduce phantom limb pain or to …

Purpose: Mirror therapy (MT) is an effective adjunct treatment for Bell's palsy (BP); however,
a bifold mirror-based apparatus hindered the effectiveness. Besides, few studies have …