Examples of using Phantom limb in English and their translations into Serbian
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Phantom limb, it's called.
Pos(130,250)}With her phantom limb.
And my phantom limb is back.
(Laughter) You've heard of phantom limb pain?
But phantom limb sensations don't necessarily disappear on their own.
So what causes phantom limb sensations?
There are still many questions about phantom limbs.
Now, why would a phantom limb be paralyzed?
The phantom limb-- they will say,"But doctor, the phantom limb is paralyzed.
It's almost like you have a form of phantom limb syndrome.
My children were like phantom limbs; lost but still attached to me, gone but still painful.
Over time, this representation may shrink and the phantom limb may shrink with it.
The patient places the phantom limb into a box behind a mirror and the intact limb in front of the mirror.
OK, now the next question is,what can you learn about phantom limbs by doing experiments?
I couldn't codify it in a report log nor could I capture it in a crime scene photograph but this place,those people and you are a phantom limb.
The technology has become like a phantom limb, it is so much a part of them.
And we approach this problem by considering another curious syndrome called phantom limb.
One of the things we've found was,about half the patients with phantom limbs claim that they can move the phantom. .
When points remote from the amputation line are touched,such as the amputee's face, he or she paradoxically feels a phantom limb.
And phantom limbs may in turn help patients conceptualize prosthetics as extensions of their bodies and manipulate them intuitively.
A technique called mirror box therapy can be very helpful in developing the range of motion andreducing pain in the phantom limb.
The patient's phantom limb is not only a recollection of the lost arm or leg, but one that includes the patient's experiences related to that limb. .
When a patient lost an arm ora leg to amputation, again, Maltz noticed the patient would sense a phantom limb for about 21 days.
So, you have a patient with a phantom limb. If the arm has been removed and you have a phantom, and you watch somebody else being touched, you feel it in your phantom. .
With an arm or leg amputee patient,Maltz noticed that his patient would sense a phantom limb for a minimum of 21 days before adjusting to the new situation.
I said, OK, this proves my theory about learned paralysis and the critical role of visual input, butI'm not going to get a Nobel Prize for getting somebody to move his phantom limb.
As well as when a patient had a leg amputated,the person would sense a phantom limb for about 21 days before becoming accustomed to the new situation.
When Jim moves his phantom limb, the reconnected muscles move in dynamic pairs, causing signals of proprioception to pass through nerves to the brain, so Jim experiences normal sensations with ankle-foot positions and movements, even when blindfolded.
Similarly, when a patient had an arm or a leg amputated,the patient would sense a phantom limb for about 21 days before adjusting to the new situation.
Now the astonishing thing is,if you have pain in your phantom limb, you squeeze the other person's hand, massage the other person's hand, that relieves the pain in your phantom hand, almost as though the neuron were obtaining relief from merely watching somebody else being massaged.