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    New Study Sheds Light on the Muscle Activity Behind Phantom Limb Movement

    In a new study published in the Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation, Ajul Shah, MD, joins Susannah Engdahl, PhD, Ahmed Bashatah, and György Lévay, along with colleagues, using ultrasound imaging to examine residual muscle activity associated with phantom limb movements in patients with transhumoral amputation who have not undergone surgical reinnervation. The preliminary findings add to a growing body of research exploring how residual muscle signals could one day inform prosthetic control and rehabilitation strategies.

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