Prospection of technological resources for physical therapy respiratory rehabilitation through game therapy
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https://doi.org/10.33233/fb.v24i6.5330Keywords:
video games, physical therapy modalities, rehabilitation, respirationAbstract
The advancement of technology has enabled the enhancement of medical procedures and consequently improved the healing process of patients. From this, it was observed that, in view of the recent COVID-19 pandemic, respiratory rehabilitation procedures using Respiron for patients with sequelae from SARS-CoV-2 infection can have their effectiveness increased by associating them with game therapy interventions, benefiting even more patients who have associated comorbidities. In view of this fact, this study used a literature review of experimental works (in the Medline databases, via PubMed), Scientific Electronic Library Online (SciELO), Latin American and Caribbean Literature in Health Sciences (LILACS) and ScienceDirect) associated with a prospection (in the INPI and ESPACENET patent bases) to investigate the development of new technologies for respiratory rehabilitation (through game therapy), in order to analyze the trends of scientific-technological production in this area to open a field of development of a new product. With regard to the search in the database, 327 works were found, of which 91 were clinical trials, and only 5 met the selection requirements of this work after reading the title and abstract. In the patent bases, 833 patents were found, of which only 6 fit the research proposal of this work. The results found indicate that the use of game therapy in the respiratory rehabilitation process is positive and that it is a promising field of research and investment.
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