Upper-limb Amputation
Upper-Limb Amputation is a clinical condition characterized by the surgical or traumatic removal of part or all of an upper extremity, distinguished from other amputations by its specific location involving the arm, forearm, or hand.
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MOTOR REORGANIZATION AFTER UPPER LIMB AMPUTATION IN MAN
Leonardo G. Cohen, Stefania Bandinelli, Thomas Findley · Brain · 1991 · 535 citations · Full text
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