Objective. Electrical stimulation can induce sensation in the phantom limb of individuals with
amputation. It is difficult to generalize existing findings as there are many approaches to …

Lower limb loss is a major insult to the body's nervous and musculoskeletal systems.
Despite technological advances in prosthesis design, artificial limbs are not yet integrated …

Somatosensory neuroprostheses restore, replace, or enhance tactile and proprioceptive
feedback for people with sensory impairments due to neurological disorders or injury …

Precise control of bionic limbs relies on robust decoding of motor commands from nerves or
muscles signals and sensory feedback from artificial limbs to the nervous system by …

Background Elucidating underlying mechanisms in subject-specific motor control and
perception after amputation could guide development of advanced surgical and …

Introduction Lower limb prosthesis users often struggle to navigate uneven terrain or
ambulate in low light conditions where it can be challenging to rely on visual cues for …

Introduction Individuals with lower limb loss experience an increased risk of falls partly due
to the lack of sensory feedback from their missing foot. It is possible to restore plantar …

Introduction Sensorimotor integration is important, if not required, when using our hands.
The integration of the tactile and motor systems is disrupted in individuals with upper limb …

Lower limb loss is a significant insult to the body's nervous and musculoskeletal systems.
Despite technological advances in prosthesis design, artificial limbs are not yet integrated …

The loss of an arm can lead to a loss in both dexterity and sensation. Sensation is critical in
closing the motor control loop, making fine adjustments, and identifying object properties …