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Biotechnical rehabilitation system with virtual reality and feedback for motor recovery.

Sergey Filist, Riad Taha Al-Kasasbeh, Elena Valer'evna Petrunina … Ahmad Telfah
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Adaptive virtual reality therapy group showed significantly better leg function after stroke

Biotechnical rehabilitation system with virtual reality and feedback for motor recovery.

Sergey Filist … Ahmad Telfah
Physical and engineering sciences in medicine · 2026
Purpose

This study presents a biotechnical rehabilitation system for improving motor recovery in post-stroke patients with lower extremity paresis.

Methods

Were assigned to either an experimental group receiving personalized, adaptive virtual reality therapy or a control group receiving standard virtual reality content.

Results
11%
Leg function scores rose 11% with personalized virtual reality therapy, a significant improvement
More results

A mathematical model was used to predict rehabilitation outcomes and guide therapy progression.

Forty post-stroke patients (aged 30-65 years) participated in an experimental study.

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Conclusion

These findings indicate that adaptive virtual reality-based rehabilitation combined with real-time muscle fatigue monitoring enhances motor recovery, balance, and functional mobility in post-stroke patients.

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