Virtual reality and neuropsychology: Upgrading the current tools
作者： Maria T Schultheis , Jessica Himelstein , Albert A Rizzo , None
DOI: 10.1097/00001199-200210000-00002
关键词: Distraction 、 Psychological intervention 、 Virtual reality 、 Human–computer interaction 、 Neuropsychological assessment 、 Surgical training 、 Neuropsychology 、 Psychology 、 Multimedia
摘要: Background: Virtual reality (VR) is an evolving technology that has been applied in various aspects of medicine, including the treatment phobia disorders, pain distraction interventions, surgical training, and medical education. These applications have served to demonstrate assets offered through use VR. Objective: To provide a background rationale for application VR neuropsychological assessment. Methods: A brief introduction review current ongoing research integrates this technology. Conclusions: offers numerous may enhance assessment protocols address many
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