TECHNOLOGY AND ITS IMPACT ON PHYSICAL THERAPY by Abdul Haseeb Sahibzada, Mohammad Bin Afsar Jan

“…By manipulating the patient’s virtual perceived environment, primary motor region in the brain is activated to a greater extent. Mirror therapy can also be incorporated in the virtual reality in which patient moves their unaffected extremity while perceives the movement of the affected side, hence recruiting more primary motor region.6 Virtual reality also showed promising results in management of chronic pain and central sensitizations. …”
Get full text