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  • Mirrors designed to provide visual feedback to patients with an amputated or semi-paralyzed limb. These devices, commonly known as mirror boxes, typically consist of a box open on one side and on the top with a mirror dividing the box in half. The front of the box contains two arm or leg holes; the patient places the disabled limb inside one opening of the mirror box, obscuring it from view and the unaffected limb in the side facing the mirror. The patient moves the working limb and watches its reflection in the mirror; the reflection of the working limb creates the illusion of the disabled limb appearing as if it were fully intact and moving as well. Repetitive use of these mirrors is intended to provide visual feedback and modify the patient brain response. Visual feedback therapy mirrors are used to accelerate recovery from phantom limb pain and for rehabilitation following stroke, limb injury, or surgery.
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