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Systematic review highlights the potential of immersive technologies for cognitive rehabilitation in dementia and MCI, suggesting need for standardized approaches.
Immersive VR, AR, and CAVE systems are feasible and often engaging for cognitive rehabilitation in MCI and dementia, with promising therapeutic signals but substantial uncertainty driven by methodological and implementation heterogeneity. Future work should prioritize standardized reporting (intervention components, dose, and adverse events), clinically meaningful outcomes (including functional end points), adequately powered comparative trials, and explicit evaluation of scalability and real-world deployment pathways.
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