Progressive and Quantified Upper Extremity Rehabilitation with Therapeutic Virtual Reality - 60 min to understand how
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1 July, 2022 12:30
Did you know that Virtual Reality, VR, could have a therapeutic objective and be used for the treatment of the Upper Limbs in physiotherapy, such as the shoulder for example?
In the case of rehabilitation following shoulder surgery, the HAS recommendations vary according to the progress of the treatment, but we find recurrently: passive and active evaluation of joint amplitudes, free active muscle rehabilitation against gravity without associated mechanical resistance, global work and bimanual functional requests.
VR therapy according to Virtualis is precisely a complementary tool that allows us to respond to all these problems thanks to the technology embedded in the equipment and which also offers adapted and quantified rehabilitation. With VR, you will be able to offer adapted rehabilitation and quantify the results of all the sessions without weighing down your work since a Patient Management interface takes care of the systematic recording of data and the export of assessments. The fully adjustable parameters ensure that the patient's session is perfectly in line with the patient's means at the time and the therapeutic objectives. Knowing that the latter can change during a session according to the fatigue or the evolution of a pain, you will be able to adapt the session in real time without having to cut off the immersion in VR.
You can also choose to work only on shoulder amplitudes, precision of movement, bimanual coordination, speed of movement in space, reaction time, endurance... or several of these parameters simultaneously. In the justification of the treatment and the follow-up of the sessions, you will be able to answer the following questions in a simple and quantified way: is the movement more ample, more precise? Does the patient gain in strength, endurance, speed, precision?
Register for a 60-minute webinar to understand how this complementary care offer will optimise your practice in the management of upper limbs (and not only!), winner of the Rééduca Innov Competition in 2021, 2018 and 2016.