Virtual reality and Parkinson's disease: application to motor and verbal improvement of Activities of Daily Living (AVD)
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https://doi.org/10.12795/PH.2023.v37.i01.06Keywords:
verbal rehabilitation, motor rehabilitation, virtual reality, Parkinson's diseaseAbstract
This paper presents the results of an investigation carried out with virtual reality software to rehabilitate Parkinson's patients in motor and verbal activities of daily living. Objectives: to analyse the verbal improvement of Parkinson's disease patients who underwent a virtual reality programme and to make a comparison with a control group of patients with similar characteristics who did not use it. Methodology: we selected Parkinson's patients with a low-index motor scale (UPDRS), that is, they were not dependent and could perform the exercises proposed by the software. They underwent a language assessment before undergoing virtual reality and another after. Results and conclusions: a discreet verbal improvement is observed in the contexts worked on, which is expected to be much more noticeable if the use of the software mentioned above is extended over time and if the sample of participants is enlarged. The qualitative data offered greater conclusions than the quantitative data.
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