Phantom Limb Syndrome is characterized by a number of symptoms. Which of the following symptoms is TRUE?
Patients can feel sensations in the missing limb, but not movement of the limb.
The patients that continue to experience proprioception of the missing limb have been observed to adapt quickly to using a prosthetic of the missing limb.
The key distinguishing sensation for the syndrome is the experience of pain in the missing limb.
Proprioception of the missing limb is unheard of in patients with amputations.
