The insertion of virtual reality applied in the physical and functional recuperation of upper limbs after a stroke: a systematic review
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stroke; paralysis; virtual realityAbstract
One of the main causes of death and functional limitation worldwide is the stroke, causing significant changes in the individual's daily activities. Stroke occurs from vascular impairments, causing cognitive and muscle damage, requiring physiotherapeutic treatment to recover function. Virtual reality has become an complement of physiotherapy for the recovery of post-stroke patients, with a way of making treatment more interactive and attractive to the patient. The present study aimed to verify the effectiveness of the use of virtual reality in the functional recovery of the upper limbs in patients with stroke sequelae, through a systematic review. The studies used were searched on two scientific bases, where those selected should obey the predetermined inclusion and exclusion criteria. The results obtained showed that virtual reality in conjunction with physical therapy can provide significant results for the functional improvement of the upper limb affected, which leads to improvement and general well-being of the patient.
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