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Effects of Virtual Reality (VR) Based Distraction and Relaxation Therapy on Moderate and Severe Pain
This is a prospective, single-arm, open, single-center clinical study. This study is a pilot study to explore the use of VR based distraction and relaxation therapy as an adjunctive analgesic method for Chinese patients with moderate to severe pain. After screening, patients with moderate to severe pain who meet the study inclusion criteria receive VR therapy for 15 minutes to evaluate the effectiveness and safety of VR therapy.
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