P54. Differences in neuronal representation of mental rotation in CRPS patients and healthy controls

Spatial integration of the body matrix, especially representation of the affected side is reduced in patients suffering from complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS; Moseley et al., 2009). The parietal sulcus integrates multimodal sensory input to spatial aspects of the own body and is therefore essential for processing mental rotation (MR) (Lebon et al., 2012). Since the training of MR has turned out to be among the effective therapy strategies …