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    Exam 4: A: Sensation and Perception
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    Phantom Limb Sensations Come from Irritation Around the Point of the Amputation.​
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Phantom Limb Sensations Come from Irritation Around the Point of the Amputation.​

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Phantom limb sensations come from irritation around the point of the amputation.​

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