A Pilot Study for Development of Shoulder Proprioception Training System Using Virtual Reality for Patients with Stroke: The Effect of Manipulated Visual Feedback

Cho, S. W.; Ku, Jeonghun; Kang, Youn Joo; Lee, K. H.; song, jin-seok; Kim, H. J.; Kim, I. Y.; Kim, S. I.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-13039-7_182

“…However, only a fraction of the patients actually perform these exercises as recommended. Here, VR games are investigated for improving rehabilitation involvement by increasing patient motivation and quantifying recovery progress, with a focus on supporting the re-development of proprioception (Alankus et al, 2010;Cho et al, 2010). In the case of brain damage, VR approaches not only include direct rehabilitation work but also give the opportunity for tele-rehabilitation (Flores et al, 2008).…”

Section: Vr Applied To the Elderlymentioning

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Exploring the Potential of Virtual Reality for the Elderly and People with Disabilities

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Rehabilitation and Medical Assistant Technique in Virtual Reality

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In the modern world, Virtual Reality (VR) has been accepted by the researcher as a state-of-the-art neuropsychological assessment tool in clinical research. Owing to the two prominent VR attributes i.e. immersivity and interactivity, VR is being used as an assessment tool as well as a training module. Combining cognitive knowledge with existing VR technology can propel VR to achieve a quantum leap in the rehabilitation sector. In addition, it offers potential radical modifications in the traditional way of neuropsychological assessment in the clinical settings, by improving ecological validity of the existing tests. Subsequently, features of VR facilitate customisation of an individual's treatment plan with the informed gradual progression of the challenge. This chapter explains VR as an innovative platform in the sector of medical & others such as military and sports for assessment as well as for training.

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Rehabilitation and Medical Assistant Technique in Virtual Reality

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Virtual and Augmented Reality

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In the modern world, Virtual Reality (VR) has been accepted by the researcher as a state-of-the-art neuropsychological assessment tool in clinical research. Owing to the two prominent VR attributes i.e. immersivity and interactivity, VR is being used as an assessment tool as well as a training module. Combining cognitive knowledge with existing VR technology can propel VR to achieve a quantum leap in the rehabilitation sector. In addition, it offers potential radical modifications in the traditional way of neuropsychological assessment in the clinical settings, by improving ecological validity of the existing tests. Subsequently, features of VR facilitate customisation of an individual's treatment plan with the informed gradual progression of the challenge. This chapter explains VR as an innovative platform in the sector of medical & others such as military and sports for assessment as well as for training.

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A Pilot Study for Development of Shoulder Proprioception Training System Using Virtual Reality for Patients with Stroke: The Effect of Manipulated Visual Feedback

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Exploring the Potential of Virtual Reality for the Elderly and People with Disabilities

Exploring the Potential of Virtual Reality for the Elderly and People with Disabilities

Rehabilitation and Medical Assistant Technique in Virtual Reality

Rehabilitation and Medical Assistant Technique in Virtual Reality

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