Virtual Rehablitation – Rehabilitation Centre

Welcome to Virtual Rehabilitation

VR-based training is defined by using computer hardware and software generated user-computer interface for users to interact with virtual environments that relate to the real world to facilitate task- oriented training and provide multimodal feedback to augment functional recovery. VR is defined as a “computer-based technology that allows users to interact with a multisensory simulated environment and receive ‘real- time’ feedback on performance

Indications

Vestibular disorders
Cerebro vascular accidents
Parkinsons disease
Multiple sclerosis
Hemineglect patients
Traumatic brain injury patients
Spinal cord injury
Paediatric (hand held VR)
Mental health support

Contraindications

Cognitive deficits
Perceptual disorder
Disoriented
Communication affected
Visual defects (diplopia, scartoma, monocular vision)
Seizures
Severe vertigo

Uses

To improve balance
To improve balance co-ordination
To improve gait pattern
To improve perception
To improve strengthening
To improve motor function
Pain management (Emotional)
To improve cognition, attention

Advantages

Motivation & independent practice, Stimulus control
Adaptation &intractable levels
Same functional skills and goals at different platforms
Becoming a more educatable and understandable equipment