2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.gaitpost.2007.11.007
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Virtual reality-based training improves community ambulation in individuals with stroke: A randomized controlled trial

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“…Os estudos de Yang et al (2008) Yang et al (2008), que não utilizaram suspensão de peso. De qualquer modo, ambos os estudos observaram melhora na velocidade da marcha e em escalas funcionas da marcha com a associação da RV com treino de marcha em esteira.…”
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“…Os estudos de Yang et al (2008) Yang et al (2008), que não utilizaram suspensão de peso. De qualquer modo, ambos os estudos observaram melhora na velocidade da marcha e em escalas funcionas da marcha com a associação da RV com treino de marcha em esteira.…”
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“…De qualquer modo, ambos os estudos observaram melhora na velocidade da marcha e em escalas funcionas da marcha com a associação da RV com treino de marcha em esteira. Yang et al (2008) atribuem a melhora observada após a intervenção à reorganização das redes neurais associadas à locomoção. Além disso, estes autores sugerem que a neuroplasticidade dependente da prática teve um papel importante na melhora, já que a prática repetitiva dos movimentos do membro afetado pode gerar uma potencialização sináptica.…”
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“…Recently, virtual reality technology has been implemented to provide a life-like environment for physical therapy in stroke patients 10) . Through interactions and feedback, participants acquire a variety of techniques to improve postural control 11) and balance 12) . Yang et al reported that 3 weeks of virtual reality treadmill training was more effective than treadmill training in improving balance control 12) .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Through interactions and feedback, participants acquire a variety of techniques to improve postural control 11) and balance 12) . Yang et al reported that 3 weeks of virtual reality treadmill training was more effective than treadmill training in improving balance control 12) . Walker et al reported that virtual reality treadmill training improves dynamic balance in stroke patients 13) .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Physical therapy based on VR constitutes one of the most innovative and promising technologies applied as a current rehabilitation tool to treat motor disturbances due to neurological lesions. This therapy involves gait and balance training as well as posture and functional adjustment of the upper extremities [16][17][18][19][20][21] .…”
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confidence: 99%