Useless, you didn't create a protocol and provide us the location for all 10 million yearly stroke survivors.
Exploring the efficacy of virtual reality-based rehabilitation in stroke: a narrative review of current evidence
Nicholas Aderinto, Gbolahan Olatunji, Muili Opeyemi Abdulbasit, Mariam
Edun, Gbolahan Aboderin & Emmanuel Egbunu
To cite this article: Nicholas Aderinto, Gbolahan Olatunji, Muili Opeyemi Abdulbasit, Mariam
Edun, Gbolahan Aboderin & Emmanuel Egbunu (2023) Exploring the efficacy of virtual reality-
based rehabilitation in stroke: a narrative review of current evidence, Annals of Medicine, 55:2,
2285907, DOI: 10.1080/07853890.2023.2285907
To link to this article: https://doi.org/10.1080/07
Edun, Gbolahan Aboderin & Emmanuel Egbunu
To cite this article: Nicholas Aderinto, Gbolahan Olatunji, Muili Opeyemi Abdulbasit, Mariam
Edun, Gbolahan Aboderin & Emmanuel Egbunu (2023) Exploring the efficacy of virtual reality-
based rehabilitation in stroke: a narrative review of current evidence, Annals of Medicine, 55:2,
2285907, DOI: 10.1080/07853890.2023.2285907
To link to this article: https://doi.org/10.1080/07
Nicholas Aderintoa, Gbolahan Olatunjib, Muili Opeyemi Abdulbasita, Mariam Edunb, Gbolahan
Aboderina and Emmanuel Egbunuc
adepartment of Medicine and surgery, ladokeAkintola University of Technology, ogbomoso, nigeria; bdepartment of Medicine and
surgery, University of ilorin, ilorin, nigeria; cdepartment of Medicine and surgery, federal Medical centre Bida, niger, nigeria
Aboderina and Emmanuel Egbunuc
adepartment of Medicine and surgery, ladokeAkintola University of Technology, ogbomoso, nigeria; bdepartment of Medicine and
surgery, University of ilorin, ilorin, nigeria; cdepartment of Medicine and surgery, federal Medical centre Bida, niger, nigeria
ABSTRACT
Background:Stroke rehabilitation presents a complex challenge, necessitating innovative
approaches to optimise functional recovery. Virtual Reality-Based Rehabilitation (VRBR) has
emerged as a promising intervention that capitalises on immersive technology to engage stroke
survivors in their recovery journey. This review aims to examine the efficacy of VRBR in stroke
rehabilitation, focusing on its advantages and challenges.
approaches to optimise functional recovery. Virtual Reality-Based Rehabilitation (VRBR) has
emerged as a promising intervention that capitalises on immersive technology to engage stroke
survivors in their recovery journey. This review aims to examine the efficacy of VRBR in stroke
rehabilitation, focusing on its advantages and challenges.
Methods:
A comprehensive search of relevant literature was conducted to gather evidence on
the efficacy of VRBR in stroke survivors. Studies that investigated the impact of VRBR on patient
engagement, functional recovery, and overall rehabilitation outcomes were included. The review
also assessed the ability of VRBR to simulate real-life scenarios and facilitate essential daily
activities for stroke survivors.
Results:
the efficacy of VRBR in stroke survivors. Studies that investigated the impact of VRBR on patient
engagement, functional recovery, and overall rehabilitation outcomes were included. The review
also assessed the ability of VRBR to simulate real-life scenarios and facilitate essential daily
activities for stroke survivors.
Results:
The review highlights that VRBR offers a unique immersive experience that enhances
patient engagement and motivation during rehabilitation. The immersive nature of VRBR fosters
a sense of presence, which can positively impact treatment adherence and outcomes. Moreover,
VRBR’s capacity to replicate real-world scenarios provides stroke survivors with opportunities to
practice vital daily activities, promoting functional independence. In contrast, conventional
rehabilitation methods lack the same level of engagement and real-world simulation.
patient engagement and motivation during rehabilitation. The immersive nature of VRBR fosters
a sense of presence, which can positively impact treatment adherence and outcomes. Moreover,
VRBR’s capacity to replicate real-world scenarios provides stroke survivors with opportunities to
practice vital daily activities, promoting functional independence. In contrast, conventional
rehabilitation methods lack the same level of engagement and real-world simulation.
Conclusion:
VRBR holds promise as an efficacious intervention in stroke rehabilitation.(Well then, where is the protocol for this?) Its
immersive nature enhances patient engagement and motivation, potentially leading to better
treatment adherence and outcomes. The ability of VRBR to simulate real-life scenarios offers a
unique platform. However, challenges such as cost, equipment, patient suitability, data privacy,
and acceptance must be addressed for successful integration into stroke rehabilitation practice
immersive nature enhances patient engagement and motivation, potentially leading to better
treatment adherence and outcomes. The ability of VRBR to simulate real-life scenarios offers a
unique platform. However, challenges such as cost, equipment, patient suitability, data privacy,
and acceptance must be addressed for successful integration into stroke rehabilitation practice
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