Phantom Sensations
Can rehabilitation aids and systems after an amputation help to prevent the manifestation of phantom limb pain? Phantom limb pain is sensations produced by the brain due to misinterpretation of nerve signals from the residual limb. from the residual limb. This is where our physical biology and intangible psychology intersect and challenge the conventional understanding of the Body and its capabilities into question. Once phantom limb pain has has begun, it is difficult to avoid.
This project proposes a preventative approach: The objects are designed rehabilitation phase after the amputation in order to create a stronger connection to create a stronger connection between the brain and the missing limb. Limb. By helping the brain and the body to understand the loss and cope with the loss of a limb, it is possible to reassign it and prevent future
Prevent future pain. The series of tools is divided into three sections: Healing, Movement and Stimulation. The interaction of each element with the body helps to improve the muscles and movement in the affected area and reduce the likelihood of pain. Reduce the likelihood of pain. In an analogous way enable people to regain strength and adapt to their new physical selves. adapt.
