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Introduction The incidence of phantom limb pain (PLP) varies in literature but may be as high as 95 percent [1-4]. Phantom pain is typically described as burning, aching, or electrical shooting pain in the amputated limb [1]. Its mechanism is poorly understood. There are several accepted pharmacological therapies that can be effective in relieving phantom pain.
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