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Full Title
IPNOSI
Publisher
FrancoAngeli
ISSN
1971-0461 (Printed Journal)
1972-4985 (Online Journal)
Journal Issue Number
1
Journal Issue Designation
1
Journal Issue Date (YYYY/MM)
2016/05
Full Title
Il dolore dell'arto fantasma e l'ipnosi come possibile opzione di trattamento
By (author)
First Page
35
Last Page
46
Language of text
Italian
Publication Date
2016/05
Copyright
2016 FrancoAngeli srl
Introduction or preface
The phantom limb syndrome, in its different aspects, is in some ways to this day still a neurological mystery. The algic component of the problem has been treaded with physical procedures such as the mirror box eith promising results. Recently the trend is towards mind-body treatments which rest on new technologies apt to produce a virtual reality. The author of the article reports his therapeutic experience with a patient suffering from such a syndrome, through the use of an older but very current mind-body therapy: hypnosis.
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