Why the study?
Home-based virtual reality technology may serve as an alternative approach to cardiac rehabilitation.
Does a home-based virtual reality exercise program improve functional muscle strength, physical activity and exercise tolerance in individuals with coronary artery disease during the maintenance stage of cardiac rehabilitation?
Does a home-based virtual reality exercise program improve functional muscle strength, physical activity and exercise tolerance in individuals with coronary artery disease during the maintenance stage of cardiac rehabilitation?
VR exercise improves lower-limb strength over booklet in CR maintenance; does not outperform control for activity or tolerance.
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