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 …

The Kohnstamm phenomenon refers to the observation that if one pushes the arm hard
outwards against a fixed surface for about 30 s, and then moves away from the surface and …

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 …

The reflection of a moving hand in a mirror positioned in the sagittal plane can create an
illusion of symmetrical, bimanual movement. This illusion is implicitly presumed to be of …

In an experiment conducted by Kennedy et al.(Exp Brain Res 233: 181–195, 2016),
dominant right-handed individuals were required to produce a rhythm of isometric forces in a …

Recent data suggest that manipulating the muscle afferents of one arm affects both
ipsilateral and contralateral perceptual estimates. Here, we used the mirror paradigm to …

The purpose of our study was to compare the influence of five types of electrical nerve
stimulation delivered through electrodes placed over the right biceps brachii on motor unit …

Arm movement control takes advantage of multiple inputs, including those originating from
the contralateral arm. In the mirror paradigm, it has been suggested that control of the …

Sensorimotor conflict induces both sensory and motor disturbances, but the specific factors
playing a role in conflict-induced disturbances are still misunderstood. For example, we still …

Perception of self-body movements relies on multiple senses among which muscle
proprioception plays a crucial role. However, estimating its specific contribution is …