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- Virtual reality as a transformative tool in pain management
Pain remains one of the most common and distressing issues in healthcare, frequently regarded as a distinct and separate sensory experience [1] An increasing body of evidence supports the use of virtual reality (VR) as an effective non-pharmacological intervention for various acute and chronic pain conditions
- Virtual Reality in Pain Management Rehabilitation: An Update
Virtual reality has emerged as a promising new tool in chronic pain management The technology can provide a non-invasive, non-pharmacological approach to pain relief and has been shown to be effective in reducing pain and anxiety in patients with chronic pain
- Virtual Reality for Pain Management: What You Need to Know
Unlock the potential of virtual reality (VR) for pain management with our detailed guide Learn how VR technology is reshaping chronic pain relief by providing immersive and interactive therapies
- Virtual reality for chronic pain relief - Harvard Health
Virtual reality is being studied as a therapy for people with chronic pain It immerses people in calming three-dimensional environments and uses principles of mindfulness, meditation, guided imagery, or cognitive behavioral therapy
- Virtual reality for acute and chronic pain management in adult patients . . .
Studies included in this review have explored the use of virtual reality in diverse applications ranging from: wound dressing changes (post-surgical and burns trauma); intra-operative pain management; labour analgesia; and multiple types of chronic pain
- Virtual reality for pain management: an umbrella review - PMC
Virtual reality is a promising pain control strategy for various pain conditions This umbrella review of systematic reviews and meta-analyses aims to evaluate the analgesic effects of virtual reality
- Virtual reality for pain management: an umbrella review
Discussion and conclusions: This umbrella review demonstrates successful application of virtual reality in pain control, including perioperative, periprocedural, and chronic pain settings Virtual reality can be used as an alternative therapy for pain management in children and adults
- Exploring the Effects of Virtual Reality on Pain Relief and . . . - MDPI
Objectives: The objective of this prospective, controlled observational study embedded in routine spa care was to evaluate the effectiveness of integrating immersive virtual reality (VR) into a three-week spa-based rehabilitation program to reduce pain and improve physical mobility in adults with chronic musculoskeletal or neurogenic disorders
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