Background: Virtual reality (VR) postural control and cognitive testing could be a promising
new way to evaluate and manage concussions. VR-based evaluations must be reliable and …

The use of virtual reality (VR) technology continues to grow in the areas of clinical
assessment and rehabilitation. Both researchers and health-care providers are exploring …

The purpose of the research presented in this chapter is to investigate if virtual reality (VR)
neurocognitive, executive, and motor function assessment tools are susceptible to practice …

Objective: To determine the criterion and content validity of a virtual reality (VR) balance
module for use in clinical practice. Design: Retrospective, VR balance module completed by …

Objective: Computer-based neuropsychological (NP) evaluation is an effective clinical tool
used to assess cognitive function which complements the clinical diagnosis of a concussion …

Objective: Balance assessments are part of the recommended clinical concussion
evaluation, along with computerized neuropsychological testing and self-reported symptoms …

Abnormal balance in individuals suffering from traumatic brain injury (TBI) has been
documented in numerous recent studies. However, specific mechanisms causing balance …

Background Virtual reality (VR) training with motion-controlled console games can be
incorporated into stroke rehabilitation programs. The use of a variety of gaming software can …

Background: Virtual reality (VR) has been explored to improve baseline and postinjury
assessments in sport-related concussion (SRC). Some experience symptoms related to VR …

Concussions are a common type of traumatic brain injury that can have severe
consequences. They are often induced by sports injuries, car accidents, and even falls. The …