Virtual reality for training

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Virtual Reality For Training
Methods: Sixteen patients over 12 weeks after stroke and dependent gait as categorized using a Functional Ambulation Category score of 3 or 2 were included in this pilot study. Participants received eight 30-min sessions of Virtual Reality Companies for training during four weeks as part of the normal inpatient rehabilitation program.
Feasibility was evaluated using compliance with the practice, undesirable events, adventures of the participants and the physiotherapists; and effectiveness with the Berg Balance Scale, the center of pressure pace, Functional Ambulation Category and 10-meter walking test. 
Results: Participants positively assessed the intervention and appreciated the training sessions. Also, physiotherapists observed the training as feasible and beneficial to enhancing balance or gait. Compliance with all the practice was 88 percent and no serious adverse events occurred. The Berg Balance Scale, the anterior-posterior center of pressure speed, Functional Ambulation Category, and 10-meter walking evaluation showed significant improvement after four weeks of training  
Conclusion: This analysis demonstrates that virtual reality for training in patients early after stroke is feasible and might be effective in enhancing balance and/or gait ability. Also, cognitive participation, functional relevance and the existence of opinions improve learning [5].
In current physiotherapy or occupational therapy, it is difficult to meet all these above-mentioned coaching characteristics as treatment might be tedious and resource-intensive [6-9]. Additionally, the frequency and seriousness of current treatments have been indicated as inadequate to achieve maximum recovery in the first period of rehabilitation [8,10]. There's a need for engaging, motivating and varied treatment that achieves maximal healing [11].

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