It looks like when they're looking over there . . . Say the left leg is amputated, I have the mirror on that left side, but it's showing the reflection of my right leg in that mirror, so when I'm ...

Results of a randomized sham-controlled study suggest that mirror therapy, already shown to help reduce phantom limb pain for those with upper-limb amputations, can also help lower-limb amputees.

Mirror therapy uses a mirror to assist with visual imagery of the amputated limb. ... foot, accomplishing this by using the mirror to reflect their opposite (intact) foot.

Using a mirror to create the illusion that a person's paralysed limb moves in tandem with a healthy one appears to speed recovery from stroke, a Japanese researcher said Friday. The finding showed the ...

Mirror Therapy: A rehabilitation technique that uses the reflection of movement from the unaffected limb to create the illusion of movement in the affected limb, aiming to stimulate brain plasticity.

Dr. Ketul Shah has been practicing since 2017 after graduating cum laude from The College of New Jersey (Ewing Township, NJ) with a B.S. of Health and Exercise Science in 2013 and completing ...