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Activities of Daily Living (ADL) Virtual Reality (VR) for Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Upper-Limb Rehabilitation
Acquired brain injury (ABI) individuals have shown greater engagement and functional recovery when trained in virtual reality (VR)-assisted rehabilitation therapies. After developing an activities of daily living (ADL)-focused VR system in a prior study, this related follow-up study aims to test the efficacy and impact of this VR system on upper-limb rehabilitation outcomes of ABI individuals when routinely integrated into treatment plans.
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