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December 28, 2024International Journal of Computational and Experimental Science and EngineeringOpen Access

Virtual Reality-Based Rehabilitation for Motor Function Recovery in Post-Stroke Patients

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MAMohamed Abdulla Z AlrwailiAAAbdullah Sultan M AlmujelSTSaad Saud Mufrıj Abu Thunayn

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Implication

Review shows VR significantly improves motor function in post-stroke patients, indicating its potential in rehabilitation.

Key Points

  • VR rehabilitation enhances motor recovery in post-stroke patients, showing marked improvements in function and engagement.
  • Clinical evidence indicates that VR improves upper limb function and balance, while increasing patient motivation during therapy.
  • Analysis of rehabilitation programs highlights key design principles such as task-oriented training and multisensory feedback effectiveness.
  • Challenges like cost and accessibility limit VR integration in rehabilitation, but future AI-driven solutions may enhance personalized recovery.

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Alrwaili et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af6595ad7bf08b1eae5401https://doi.org/10.22399/ijcesen.3771
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