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Enhanced Neurobehavioral Outcomes of Action Observation Prosthesis Training
2015
Neurorehabilitation and Neural Repair
Background-Previous studies have demonstrated improved neurobehavioral outcomes when prosthesis users learn task-specific behaviors by imitating movements of prosthesis users (matched limb) compared to intact limbs (mismatched limb). Objective-This study is the first to use a unique combination of neurophysiological and task performance methods to investigate prosthetic device training strategies from a cognitive motor control perspective. Intact non-amputated prosthesis users (NAPUs) donned
doi:10.1177/1545968315606992
pmid:26438442
pmcid:PMC4821819
fatcat:powonsn455aavmo5lqfy7c2r5i