Robotics in Lower limb Amputate to improve functional activity

Abstract

Phantom limb pain (PLP) is defined as pain experienced by a bodily part that is no longer existent. Stump pain is pain felt in the severed limb's remaining component, whereas phantom sensations are nonpainful sensations felt in a bodily part that no longer exists. People with bilateral limb amputation did not have a higher rate of phantom pain or feeling than those with single limb amputation. There has been a link discovered between the PLP and residual limb pain. Preamputation pain has also been linked to an increased likelihood of getting PLP.