<ul><li>A study from the University of Reading and the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust suggests that virtual reality (VR) can help stroke patients regain arm movement when combined with traditional physiotherapy.</li><li>The VR-based therapy provides an immersive environment with real-time visual feedback, making rehabilitation more enjoyable and effective.</li><li>In the study, patients who used VR therapy showed significantly better arm movement compared to those who only received traditional physiotherapy.</li><li>This research highlights the potential of virtual reality as a powerful tool in stroke rehabilitation, offering stroke survivors a more engaging and effective way to regain movement.</li></ul>

Virtual reality helps stroke patients regain arm movement

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