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The challenges and perspectives of the integration between virtual and augmented reality and manual therapies

Cerritelli et al., 2021

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Cerritelli F
Chiera M
Abbro M
Megale V
Esteves J
Gallace A
Manzotti A
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Frontiers in neurology

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Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) have been combined with physical rehabilitation and psychological treatments to improve patients' emotional reactions, body image, and physical function. Nonetheless, no detailed investigation assessed the …
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