2016
DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2016.00326
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Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy for Anxiety Disorders: Small Samples and No Controls?

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“…102,103 All of the studies mentioned demonstrate low drop-out rates and suggest high acceptability of patients towards VR. 101–103 Overall, this provides preliminary evidence that VR could be feasibly and effectively incorporated into psychiatric treatment for ASD.…”
Section: Autismmentioning
confidence: 83%
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“…102,103 All of the studies mentioned demonstrate low drop-out rates and suggest high acceptability of patients towards VR. 101–103 Overall, this provides preliminary evidence that VR could be feasibly and effectively incorporated into psychiatric treatment for ASD.…”
Section: Autismmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…Research on the effectiveness of VR in the treatment of ASD suggests preliminary support for social improvement. Lahiri and colleagues 101 found preliminary evidence for the use of a VR-based computer task in improving social communication performance in autistic teenagers. However, the applicability of the results is questionable due to the sample and proof-of-concept design of the study.…”
Section: Autismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Die Breite der dargestellten VR-Ansätze sollte nicht darüber hinwegtäuschen, dass die wenigsten dieser neuen Methoden zumindest ansatzweise evaluiert sind. Während VRET für spezifische Phobien (insbesondere Höhenphobie, Spinnenphobie und Flugphobie) inzwischen als empirisch abgesichert angesehen werden kann und in der aktuellen S3-Leitlinie bereits darauf verwiesen wird [66], stehen ausreichend große, multizentrische randomisierte kontrollierte Studien zu VRET bei den komplexeren Angststörungen (v. a. soziale Angststörung, Panikstörung und Agoraphobie) noch aus [9,67,68]. Die Forderung nach rigoroser Evaluation gilt entsprechend für die anderen vorgestellten Ansätze, für die bislang zumeist nur einzelne Studien vorliegen.…”
Section: Weiterhin Hoher Forschungsbedarfunclassified
“…Significant improvement in fear of falling and anxiety was reported in the experimental group compared to a (wait listed) control group. VR exposure therapy has led to improvement in anxiety disorders [27], phantom limb [28] and chronic pain associated with amputation(s) [28], spinal cord injury related neuropathy [19], and chronic low back and neck pain [29,30]. In these studies, participants performed clinically-relevant movements to complete goal-directed games and activities.…”
Section: Virtual Reality-assisted Distraction and Exposure Therapymentioning
confidence: 99%