Brain feedback shows promise for phantom pain relief
NCT ID NCT05880251
Summary
This study tested whether training the brain using real-time feedback could reduce phantom limb pain in people with amputations. Twenty participants with chronic phantom pain completed brain training sessions three times per week for 8-9 weeks. The goal was to help the brain produce more normal responses to touch, which researchers hoped would lessen the pain.
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Albany VA Medical Center Samuel S. Stratton, Albany, NY
Albany, New York, 12208-3410, United States
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