Solano SSR, García AFI, Maldonado MEP

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RESUMEN

La sensación fantasma es la percepción de que una parte del cuerpo subsiste a pesar de haber sido removida; usualmente se manifiesta como una sensación cinética o exteroceptiva. No hay un mecanismo único que explique satisfactoriamente la sensación de miembro fantasma. Ésta puede manifestarse en cualquier parte del cuerpo que tenga percepción sensorial, tanto somática como visceral. Se presenta el caso de una mujer de 68 años de edad con sensación fantasma que se presenta cinco meses después de la corrección quirúrgica de un prolapso de órganos pélvicos estadio IVCx.

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