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Limb Ownership Experience and Peripersonal Space Processing

The interaction of limbs and objects in peripersonal space requires the concurrent processing of their spatial relation to each other. The localization of one's own limbs by sight in relation to proximal objects involves two key regions in the brain: the posterior parietal and premotor cortices,

Robin Bekrater-Bodmann | Jens Foell | R. Bekrater-Bodmann | J. Foell

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