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Virtual reality training to improve upper limb motor function in multiple sclerosis: A feasibility study

Study objective was to evaluate the safety and feasibility of Virtual reality (VR) motor and cognitive training with the innovative Oculus-rift device in Patients with Multiple Sclerosis (PwMS). 30 PwMS practiced two VR games that require arm and shoulder movements. Following the VR training session participants completed questionnaires and the physiotherapist in charge of the training session completed a report assessing exercise performance, fatigability and safety of the training. Patients and examiner reported overall significant satisfaction regarding the VR training session and experience. Minimal adverse effects were recorded. Examiner reported that the VR training provided a suitable solution for PwMS. VR was found feasible and safe to use for PwMS.