Tag: phantom limb sensation

November 15, 2025 / Mohammed looti

PHANTOM

Introduction and Conceptual Definitions The term phantom, within the context of psychological and neurological sciences, encompasses a compelling duality, referring both to an illusion lacking tangible substance and, more clinically, to the persistent sensation of a body part that has been surgically or traumatically removed. Conceptually, a phantom is often understood in its general sense […]

November 9, 2025 / Mohammed looti

KINESTHETIC HALLUCINATION

Introduction and Definition The field of clinical psychology and neurology recognizes various forms of sensory misperception, few as profoundly disruptive to an individual’s fundamental sense of self and spatial orientation as the phenomenon known as Kinesthetic Hallucination (KH). This term precisely describes a perception of bodily movement that occurs in the absence of any actual […]