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an amputation without trauma ... more likelyto resultin less phantom limb pain
Autogenic therapymay causeincreased phantom limb pain
Psychological factorsinfluencingchronic phantom limb pain
a sensory desensitization treatmentdesignedto ease phantom limb pain
a systemcausephantom - limb problems
peripheral factors as well as a central pain memorymight be causingphantom - limb pain
the brain signals ... the missing limbcausethe Phantom Limb Pain
A loss of sensory signals as well as a lack of motor feedbackmay causephantom limb pain
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by a problem in the limb(passive) can ... be caused by Phantom limb pain
Other factors , such as scar tissue or nerve damage from the surgerymay also contributeto phantom limb pain
the central pain mechanismsleadto phantom limb pain
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the cut nerves(passive) is caused byPhantom limb pain
The brain and the damaged nerve endings bothcontributeto phantom limb pain
by your altered nerve signals from your residual limb(passive) caused byphantom limb pain
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Other factors thoughtto contributeto phantom limb pain
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by a lack of feedback between the remaining limb and the brain(passive) may be caused byphantom limb pain
a response to various signals received in the spinal nerves and the brain(passive) to partially be caused byphantom limb pain
the growth of nerve massesleadto phantom limb pain
the growth of nerve massescan leadto phantom limb pain
the spinal cordresultingin phantom limb pain
the original amputation surgery(passive) were caused byphantom limb pain
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by amputation(passive) caused byphantom limb pain
both peripheral input and central changescontributeto phantom limb pain
the growth of nerve masses called neuromasleadto phantom limb pain
the growth of nerve masses called neuromasleadto phantom limb pain and
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What is Ghost Limb PaincausesWhat is Ghost Limb Pain
from amputation of an upper limbresultsfrom amputation of an upper limb
from painful neuromas that were caused by the original amputation surgeryoriginatedfrom painful neuromas that were caused by the original amputation surgery
in the brainoriginatesin the brain
when nerve endings at the site of the amputation continue to send pain signals to the brainis causedwhen nerve endings at the site of the amputation continue to send pain signals to the brain
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sometime after an amputationmay originatesometime after an amputation
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great inconvenience in the groups of thigh and upper arm amputeescausedgreat inconvenience in the groups of thigh and upper arm amputees
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