Perception of a "Missing Toe" (Tactile Toe Agnosia)

Posted on November 14, 2015 by admin

Tactile Toe Agnosia and Percept of a “Missing Toe” in Healthy Humans. Cicmil N, Meyer AP, Stein JF.

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Perception of a "Missing Toe" (Tactile Toe Agnosia)

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