Date Presented 4/20/2018

A virtual reality (VR) intervention was delivered to participants with unilateral spatial neglect (USN). Results were variable and suggest that the efficacy of VR may depend on individual factors. With further research, VR can be a useful tool to reduce the impact of USN on long-term recovery.

Primary Author and Speaker: Corinne Martin

Additional Authors and Speakers: Matthew Foreman

Contributing Authors: Jack Engsberg

AOTA Taxonomy:
Translational Research
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