Development and User Experiences of a Novel Virtual Reality Task for Post-stroke Visuospatial Neglect: An Exploratory Pilot Study
Visuospatial Neglect (VSN) affects spatial awareness, leading to functional and motor challenges. This study explores virtual reality (VR) as a potential complementary tool for VSN rehabilitation, offering a novel environment that intends to support therapy outcomes. Specifically, we aim to explore...
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| creator | Danso, Andrew Nijhuis, Patti Ansani, Alessandro Hartmann, Martin Minkkinen, Gulnara Luck, Geoff Bamford, Joshua S Faber, Sarah Agres, Kat Glasser, Solange Särkämö, Teppo Rousi, Rebekah Thompson, Marc R |
| description | Visuospatial Neglect (VSN) affects spatial awareness, leading to functional
and motor challenges. This study explores virtual reality (VR) as a potential
complementary tool for VSN rehabilitation, offering a novel environment that
intends to support therapy outcomes. Specifically, we aim to explore the
initial experiences of patients and physiotherapists engaging with the
protocol. VSN occurs in approximately 30% of stroke survivors, often presenting
as inattention to one side of space. While conventional therapies rely on
repetitive motor tasks, VR has emerged as a promising alternative for targeted
and patient-centered rehabilitation. However, evidence on the integration of
audio-visual cues in VR for VSN is limited. A preliminary VR task integrating
audio-visual cues was co-designed with two physiotherapists. The task was then
tested with two VSN patients over 12 sessions. Preliminary findings suggest
potential benefits in patient experience, with one patient reporting increased
confidence in mobility. However, outcomes varied, and the results are
exploratory. |
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initial experiences of patients and physiotherapists engaging with the
protocol. VSN occurs in approximately 30% of stroke survivors, often presenting
as inattention to one side of space. While conventional therapies rely on
repetitive motor tasks, VR has emerged as a promising alternative for targeted
and patient-centered rehabilitation. However, evidence on the integration of
audio-visual cues in VR for VSN is limited. A preliminary VR task integrating
audio-visual cues was co-designed with two physiotherapists. The task was then
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initial experiences of patients and physiotherapists engaging with the
protocol. VSN occurs in approximately 30% of stroke survivors, often presenting
as inattention to one side of space. While conventional therapies rely on
repetitive motor tasks, VR has emerged as a promising alternative for targeted
and patient-centered rehabilitation. However, evidence on the integration of
audio-visual cues in VR for VSN is limited. A preliminary VR task integrating
audio-visual cues was co-designed with two physiotherapists. The task was then
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complementary tool for VSN rehabilitation, offering a novel environment that
intends to support therapy outcomes. Specifically, we aim to explore the
initial experiences of patients and physiotherapists engaging with the
protocol. VSN occurs in approximately 30% of stroke survivors, often presenting
as inattention to one side of space. While conventional therapies rely on
repetitive motor tasks, VR has emerged as a promising alternative for targeted
and patient-centered rehabilitation. However, evidence on the integration of
audio-visual cues in VR for VSN is limited. A preliminary VR task integrating
audio-visual cues was co-designed with two physiotherapists. The task was then
tested with two VSN patients over 12 sessions. Preliminary findings suggest
potential benefits in patient experience, with one patient reporting increased
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