Virtual Reality in Rehabilitation and Therapy
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This paper describes virtual reality and some of its potential applications in rehabilitation and therapy. Some aspects of this technology are discussed with respect to different problem areas (sensorimotor impairments, autism, learning difficulties), as well as previous research which investigated changes within some motor and motivation parameters in relation to rehabilitation of children with motor impairments. Emphasis is on the positive effects of virtual reality as a method in which rehabilitation and therapy can be offered and evaluated within a functional, purposeful and motivating context.
Male, Children with Disabilities, Rehabilitation, Virtualna realnost u terapiji ; Rehabilitacija ; Razvojni poremećaji ; Šaka ; Motoričke vještine, Motor skills, Razvojni poremećaji, Hand, Virtual reality exposure therapy, Developmental disabilities, User-Computer Interface, Šaka, Motoričke vještine, Brain Injuries, Therapy, Computer-Assisted, Virtualna realnost u terapiji, Rehabilitacija, Humans, Computer Simulation, Female, Child, Physical Therapy Modalities
Male, Children with Disabilities, Rehabilitation, Virtualna realnost u terapiji ; Rehabilitacija ; Razvojni poremećaji ; Šaka ; Motoričke vještine, Motor skills, Razvojni poremećaji, Hand, Virtual reality exposure therapy, Developmental disabilities, User-Computer Interface, Šaka, Motoričke vještine, Brain Injuries, Therapy, Computer-Assisted, Virtualna realnost u terapiji, Rehabilitacija, Humans, Computer Simulation, Female, Child, Physical Therapy Modalities
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