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Can Virtual Reality Aide in Post-Stroke Rehabilitation?
Snyder, Billie Huang, Crystal Ahmer, Safwaan Kundoor, Shruthi Delussey, Adam Erder, Ece
Snyder, Billie
Huang, Crystal
Ahmer, Safwaan
Kundoor, Shruthi
Delussey, Adam
Erder, Ece
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2024-12-16
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Psychology and Neuroscience
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https://doi.org/10.34944/cp47-mz44
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Virtual Reality (VR) has emerged as a popular technology that has made its way into the healthcare field through its use as a rehabilitation aid for stroke patients. Virtual Reality (VR) utilizes cutting-edge, 3D imaging technology to create immersive experiences that engage the user in simulated environments [1]. This technology emerged into mainstream media around the 2010s and has become popular among the public. Despite its traditional association with gaming, this technology found its way into the rehabilitation world. This innovative approach has the potential to make rehabilitation more engaging and accessible, ultimately increasing patient recovery outcomes [1]. Nevertheless, how does VR work to rehabilitate patients, and has it been proven successful?
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Snyder, B., Huang, C., Ahmer, S., Kundoor, S., Delussey, A., & Erder, E. (2024). Can Virtual Reality Aide in Post-Stroke Rehabilitation?. Grey Matters, 8, 28-31.
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Available at: https://greymattersjournaltu.org/issue-8-1/project-one-ephnc-lft9r
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Grey Matters, Iss. 8, Fall 2024
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