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Interactive serious game for shoulder rehabilitation based on real-time hand tracking

Viglialoro et al., 2020

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18152407840283469244
Author
Viglialoro R
Condino S
Turini G
Mamone V
Carbone M
Ferrari V
Ghelarducci G
Ferrari M
Gesi M
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Technology and Health Care

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BACKGROUND: Virtual reality is becoming popular in the rehabilitation field thanks to the several advantages it can offer to patients and physicians. Indeed, serious games can: motivate and engage the patient; offer different levels of challenge and difficulty based on …
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