The rubber hand illusion: Maintaining factors and a new perspective in rehabilitation and biomedical engineering?

Articles in the same Issue

1. Decubitus prophylaxes in surgery: A novel approach using active load controlled bedding system
2. Introduction to an Automated Support to Adapt Therapeutic Exercises to Changing Training Conditions
3. Breathing synchronized electrical stimulation of the abdominal muscles in patients with acute tetraplegia
4. Patient Supervision During Endeffector Based Robot Assisted Rehabilitation of Upper Extremities
5. Analysis of the distribution of pressure patterns in children with postural deformities
6. Non-invasive transcutaneous stimulation of the human lumbar spinal cord facilitates locomotor output in spinal cord injury
7. Active Knee Orthoses – Technical Considerations and Applications
8. Active Knee Orthosis for Supporting the Elderly
9. A prototyping environment for evaluation of man-machine interfaces based on electromyographic activity
10. Active driven prosthesis using a bevel helical gearbox in combination with a brushless dc-motor
11. Power support by an active knee orthosis during sit to stand
12. User-Centered Prosthetic Development: Comprehension of Amputees’ Needs
13. A passive robotic device for VR-augmented upper limb rehabilitation in stroke patients
14. Detection of localized overload during the bedding of patient as an alarm system for decubitus prophylaxes
15. The rubber hand illusion: Maintaining factors and a new perspective in rehabilitation and biomedical engineering?
16. Instrumented Arthrometry of the anterior cruciate ligament. A comparison
17. Development of procedures in Rapid Manufacturing to improve individual therapy in Rehabilitation
18. Novel approach for estimating muscular activity using mechanical effects of the human thigh as an alternative to EMG
19. Collection and evaluation of physical performance of grade 5 to 12 high school students with anthropometric data and hand strength data