Condition: Multiple Sclerosis · Sponsor: Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
Although virtual reality has attracted the attention of health professionals and neurorehabilitation field, research about mixed reality (MR) in people with neurological disorders, particularly multiple sclerosis (MS), is very limited. Furthermore, to our knowledge, studies about the effects of MR in upper limb (muscle strength and fatigability, coordination and dexterity, functionality and quality of life) in people with MS are nonexistent. The main objective of our study are: To know the clinical effects of mixed reality environments and re-training activities linked to their spaces (kitchen, bathroom, living room, bedroom and terrace-garden), designed for the treatment of upper limb impairments in people with MS, in combination with a conventional physiotherapy program, on manipulative skills, functionality and quality of life in people with MS. The secundary objectives are: To study the clinical effects on range of motion, muscle strength, coordination and manual dexterity, fatigue, functionality and quality of life in people with MS. To analyze satisfaction and adherence to treatment, the occurrence of adverse effects and the level of workload perceived by participants. A double-blind randomized controlled trial is proposed. The sample will be randomly divided into two groups: the experimental group will receive treatment based on mixed reality for MMSS, designed by the research team and using Meta Quest 3.0 glasses, in combination with conventional physiotherapy; …
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Roberto Cano de la Cuerda, PhD · +34914888674 · roberto.cano@urjc.es
Selena Marcos Antón, PhD · selena.marcos@villanueva.es
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| Asociación de Leganés de Esclerosis Múltiple | Leganés, Madrid, Spain | Recruiting |
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