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Everything you need to know about stroke and VR rehabilitation
Virtual Reality:The Answer to Post Stroke Rehabilitation
Over 12 million new strokes occur each year globally. However, by 2050, the global stroke burden may double. Read More- Categories:
Patient Testimonial
I was just released from in-patient rehab to a physiotherapy clinic rehab after my stroke. Read More- Categories:
Patient-Centred Care
The Institute of Medicine defines patient-centered care as: Providing care that is respectful of, and responsive , Read More- Categories:
High Treatment Acceptance Rate
Acceptance is hypothesized to be the balance patients establish between their therapy’s advantages and its disadvantages Read More- Categories:
Suitable for Elderly
Technology acceptance has been a topic of attention since the emergence of telemedicine systems and the introduction of the telerehabilitation. Read More- Categories:
Multi-Sensory Environment
A multi-sensory environment is an artificially created area, such as a room or a pool or a garden Read More- Categories:
Real Time Feedback
In VR, the user receives a visual feedback of the virtual environment and actions Read More- Categories:
Accessible to Patients of all Abilities
interventions for stroke survivors with different abilities is an important step in VR game development. Read More- Categories:
ccessfully Tested by Clinical Trial
Our product successfully tested by Clinical Trial Read More- Categories:
Designed Spicially for Stroke Patients
We designed and developed exclusive Virtual Reality game-based rehabilitation product Read More- Categories:
Patients and Clinicians Satisfaction
Participants with chronic stroke describe this VR gaming as motivating Read More- Categories:
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Music as a healing factor
Music is used in video games in a variety of ways. Sometimes it is purely ornamental, Read More- Categories:
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Timewise Flexible and Cost effective
Currently available platforms still require the patient to be present with the doctor Read More- Categories:
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Specialized VR System
Specialized systems are VR systems that were specifically developed for upper limb rehabilitation. Read More- Categories:
BENEFITS FOR THERAPIST
It is suggested repetition of movement and duration of training are factors that may optimize motor rehabilitation outcome Read More- Categories:
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EXPLICIT and IMPLICIT FEEDBACK:
One major feature of VR systems is that they can typically deliver explicit and implicit feedback Read More- Categories:
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TELEREHABILITATION
The telerehabilitation approach in VR game based rehabilitation improves muscle strength in stroke patients Read More- Categories:
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IMPACT ON DAILY LIFE
The participants have had a positive attitude towards the VR training Read More- Categories:
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MOTIVATINF AND FUN
The direct feedback from the game of “balls & clock” is an important feature that motivates the participants. Read More- Categories:
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NEUROREHAB ASSESSMENTS
Our product consists of different stages based on upper extremity rehabilitation for post stroke patients Read More- Categories:
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PERSONALIZATION IN GAME
The theme “Personalizing the game” describing the participants’ need for personalized support Read More- Categories:
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Case Presentation #31
A 66-year-old woman presented to the hospital with signs of left-sided weakness. The patient had a background of atrial fibrillation Read More- Categories:
Case Presentation #30
The patient is 41 years old male, with a past history of smoking and hypertension Read More- Categories:
Case Presentation #29
The patient is a 57 year old male with a history of DM and hypertension. Read More- Categories:
Case Presentation #28
The patient is a 72 yo female who collapsed at home while eating dinner with her husband Read More- Categories:
case Pewsentation #27
He was taking his family to fast food restaurant for lunch. After two hours he had a sudden onset of right facial droop, right arm weakness Read More- Categories:
Case Presentation #26
53 old-male mechanic presents to the Emergency Department after experiencing left upper/lower extremity weakness Read More- Categories:
Case Presentation #25
A 52-year-old hypertensive man presented to the emergency department with right hemiparesis Read More- Categories:
Case Presentation #24
The patient is a 60 year old man admitted with left hemiparesis due to ischemic stroke Read More- Categories:
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Case Presentation #23
A 49-year-old woman presented with left upper extremity weakness. Read More- Categories:
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Case Presentation #22
A 27 year old man with no past medical history presented to ER with sudden left sided weakness Read More- Categories:
Case Presentation #21
The patient is a 59 year old man who while eating breakfast experienced sudden onset slurring of speech Read More- Categories:
Case Presentation #20
This patient is a 66-year-old man, who experienced sudden onset aphasia and dysarthria that was witnessed by his wife. Read More- Categories:
Case Presentation #19
The patient is a 65 year old woman who had a plastic surgery 7 days prior. Read More- Categories:
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Case Presentation #18
A 50 year old police officer presented in the sport medicine clinic with a three week history of right shoulder pain. Read More- Categories:
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Case Presentation #17
A 58-year-old female, hypertensive, presented two days following COVID-19 symptoms. Read More- Categories:
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Case Presentation #16
The patient is a 59 year old lady who complained of left shoulder pain Read More- Categories:
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Case Presentation #15
A 44-year-old man was admitted to the hospital with numbness and weakness of the left extremities Read More- Categories:
- VR Therapy
Case Presentation #14
The patient is a 41 year old lady who works as a health care provider in a hospital Read More- Categories:
- VR Therapy
Case Presentation #13
We are presenting a case of 49-year old male with left hemiparesia as a result of radiation induced stroke Read More- Categories:
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Case Presentation #12
The patient was a 59-year-old male presented with sudden left hemiparesis and diplopia due to cavernous sinus thrombosis. Read More- Categories:
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Case Presentation #11
The patient is a 23-year-old COVID positive female presenting with sudden left hemiparesis. Read More- Categories:
- VR Therapy
Case Presentation #10
A 33 year old professional bodybuilder man presents with sudden right hemiparesia. .. Read More- Categories:
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Case Presentation #9
A 39 year old woman is taken to ER by her husband. she is a 37 weeks pregnant, G2P1A0 who has been feeling dizziness for 3 hours. ..... Read More- Categories:
- VR Therapy
Case Presentation #8
Six months ago, a 55 year old woman sought immediate medical help after she realized that she couldn’t move her right arm and her face dropped after waking up in the morning....and... Read More- Categories:
- VR Therapy
Case Presentation #7
The patient is a 28 year old man taken to emergency room by EMS. He collapsed in an episode of presyncope while playing football. Read More- Categories:
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Case Presentation #6
A 54 year old woman is taken to the hospital with right hemiparesia and mild speech impairment(dysarthria) and... Read More- Categories:
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Case Presentation #5
The patient is a 47 year old man who presents with chronic ischemic stroke and marked spasticity of right upper limb Read More- Categories:
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Case presentation#4
This case is a 50 year old man presents with left sided acute ischemic stroke and... Read More- Categories:
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