Mirror box

The mirror therapy treatment for the amputee veterans has prompted the generation of reflecting frameworks mainly made to treat apparition appendage torment. The treatment process is made most essential of by the hardware i.e. a mirror box. A Mirror box is a gadget which permits the clinician to effectively make this figment. It’s a container with one reflect in the inside where on every side of it, the hand 's is set in a way that the influenced appendage is kept secured dependable, and the simple attachment is continued the opposite side whose reflection can be seen on the reflecting (Drew University, 2009: Pasquina & Cooper, 2003: Moore & Jongsma). In instances of two-sided removal, there is no appendage to reflect. For this, the utilization…

In this paper, we will discuss phantom limb pain (PLP) and propose an alternate form of treatment for PLP using prosthetic limbs. We will discuss two key ways in which prosthetics can be improved—through the use of 3D printed materials and the integration of electrical input and feedback systems—and refitted as PLP treatment. We will also describe the practical advantages of using prosthetics as a form of medical treatment and provide criticism of currently used treatment methods, such as mirror…

By placing a mirror at an angle in front of the chest you can create the visual illusion that the body is symmetrical.” (Aalborg University) This therapy allows a patient to feel the movement of the removed limb acting as a normal body part. If you place a mirror in front of yourself at an angle, it can create the visual illusion your body is even. Then if you pretend to do the same movements the brain can be convinced it is in contact with your amputated limb. Your brain will be tricked into…

Sigmund Freud, a psychologist and sociologist in the 20th century, believed that self-description is rarely a true representation of one’s self because real motives are disguised by conscious thoughts preventing honesty (McLeod). People are inclined to present themselves as more interesting, and in turn believe others are naturally just as amusing. For example, someone in possession of silk from India sounds adventurous or exotic, but the reality could be that the silk from India was actually…

not lift his head because he is dull. He has already lost part of himself as Mr. Minchell is losing himself. Later, he heads over to the bar, Chez When, and tries to get a drink. The name of the bar is given because it was “a gloomy place, and not very warm.” These adjectives can also be used to describe Mr. Minchell. Shortly after Mr. Minchell is about to leave when he sees a pink, curved mirror. He looked at it and became startled. He becomes started because when he looks into the mirror he…

Sylvia Path’s poem “Mirror” is about a woman maturing with time, and the mirror is the self-reflecting proof to her into finding the truth. She is faced with life’s inconsistencies and the mirror is the only thing to her that does not hide the truth, but actually reveals it to her, even though she may not want to face it. The second stanza portrays the mirror as a lake. The woman sees herself aging, and does not like what she sees. The overall representation of the poem is that the mirror only…

Brontë uses mirrors to reveal Jane’s reflection as separate from how Jane perceives herself in order to suggest that through her maturity, Jane has suppressed certain attributes in order to function within the confines of society. During Jane’s dream, Bertha is standing in front of the mirror. Jane sees “the reflection of visage and features quite distinctly in the dark” (327). Bertha’s features contrast the dark and, therefore, are light. Thus, Brontë implies that Jane wants Bertha’s…

at mirror and touch your face and pull your skin. I have been looking at myself in this small silver mirror, so much that I think it is a part of me. I sit in front of it in the powder room every day, gazing into a blank expression. I stare and see this woman, this woman who once held beauty and eyes full of mystery and secrets. But every single day it is fading, the beauty is fading, the eyes, which were once so full of emotion, are fading. I am becoming dull and lifeless, day by day. I…

This bedroom is spacious compared to the one I remember from my childhood and light flows in and penetrates every corner of it. I could see my mother standing in front of the mirror that spanned the width of the wall in her bathroom where she washed her face. After she had rinsed and pat-dried her face with a plush towel, she took a dollop of creme from a jar she kept on a shelf above the sink and massaged it into her skin using gentle circular motions over her face, down her neck and across…

Rumored to bring seven years of bad luck upon breaking, a mirror allows the reflection of oneself to be seen. In folklore, mirrors are believed to also show the soul of the person standing before it. Toni Morrison’s novel Song of Solomon illustrates this idea in an interesting way: feeling incohesive before a mirror represents a lack of identity. The protagonist, Milkman, gives himself an identity by taking a journey to find his past and becomes a cohesive individual. Milkman’s contemplation of…