This research analyzed the combined effect of conventional treatment and virtual reality
exposure therapy on the motor function of the upper extremities in people with stroke. We …

Background Recent evidence has demonstrated the efficacy of Virtual Reality (VR) for stroke
rehabilitation nonetheless its benefits and limitations in large population of patients have not …

Background Virtual reality-based training has found increasing use in neurorehabilitation to
improve upper limb training and facilitate motor recovery. Objective The aim of this study …

Objective To systematically review the available randomized controlled trials in the literature
concerning the application of virtual reality (VR) rehabilitation interventions compared to …

Background: Stroke is a common cause of motor disability. The recovery of upper limb after
stroke is poor, with few stroke survivors regaining some functional use of the affected upper …

Trial objective To verify whether conventional rehabilitation combined with specific virtual
reality is more effective than conventional therapy alone in restoring hand motor function …

Background: Stroke is a major cause of life-long disability in adults, associated with poor
quality of life. Virtual reality (VR)-based therapy systems are known to be helpful in …

Background There is compelling evidence of beneficial effects of non-immersive virtual
reality (VR)-based intervention in the rehabilitation of patients with stroke, whereby patients …

Background and Purpose. Individuals with stroke can improve upper-extremity function in
the chronic phase, providing rehabilitation is intensive, attended, and of sufficient duration …

Aim: To examine the effects of conventional therapy (CT) combined with intensive virtual
reality (VR) program on upper extremity function and activities of daily living (ADL) in …