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Virtual Reality Rehabilitation
VR has the potential for improving the assessment and treatment of TBI even in cases where the chances of recovery appear poor. The mobile and gaming industries are now significantly endorsing this technology, producing more and more usable and cheaper tools, that can be employed even at the bedside.
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