Virtual Reality (VR)

Virtual Reality (VR) in rehabilitation creates immersive, interactive environments that enhance motor, cognitive, and sensory recovery through gamified exercises and real-time biofeedback. VR boosts patient motivation and adherence by transforming repetitive tasks into engaging games, reducing kinesiophobia while safely simulating real-world ADLs. It promotes neuroplasticity via high-dosage, task-specific training with adjustable difficulty, showing gains in ROM, strength, balance, and cognitive functions like attention/memory.