Feasibility and effectiveness of virtual reality mediated exer-gaming program on upper extremity functions in hemiplegia: A randomized controlled pilot study
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The authors aimed to evaluate the feasibility and effectiveness of a virtual reality (VR)-mediated gamified upper extremity rehabilitation program in patients with hemiplegia, comparing it to traditional rehabilitation methods. The study found that the VR program was safe, demonstrated high participant adherence, and resulted in positive improvements in upper extremity function, suggesting its potential as a beneficial addition to conventional rehabilitation practices. The authors recommend further research with a larger participant pool to confirm these findings.
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