Virtual Reality for Pediatric Motor Rehabilitation.
Treatment of Balance and Coordination Disorders in the Pediatric Population With the Virtual Reality System Nirvana.
IRCCS Eugenio Medea
50 participants
Sep 1, 2012
INTERVENTIONAL
Conditions
Summary
Balance and coordination disorders limit the achievement of autonomy in movement and activities of daily living in pediatric population. There are several systems that can be used to treat balance and coordination disorders and those that use virtual reality, such as NIRVANA, are becoming increasingly popular. The primary objective of this post-market clinical investigation is to evaluate the efficacy of the semi-immersive virtual reality platform NIRVANA (BTS Bioengineering), in accordance with the protocol defined at IRCCS Medea in Bosisio Parini, in children with balance and coordination disorders on both motor function and cognitive processes that are indirectly stimulated.
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Interventions
NIRVANA is a medical device using semi-immersive virtual reality for motor and cognitive neuro-rehabilitation. NIRVANA creates a "sensory room" where the patient can have an immersive and stimulating experience by interacting directly with different realistic scenarios. The system creates different scenarios on the wall or floor, and the patient interacts with the stimuli provided. A motion-analysis device detects the patient's behavior and based on the projected environment provides highly stimulating and rehabilitative audiovisual feedback with full whole-body immersion. The system is preconfigured with a series of exercises, which can be customized based on different types of patients, intervening on the level of difficulty, speed of execution and sensitive area of the projection.
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NCT06449495