Plain-English translation of NCT07738120 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
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This trial is testing a new way to deliver exercise therapy for people with multiple sclerosis using virtual reality headsets. Participants will either receive standard rehabilitation (physical therapy, occupational therapy, and cognitive sessions) alone, or standard rehabilitation combined with a specially designed virtual reality exercise program. The study wants to see if adding immersive virtual reality makes exercise more effective and engaging for improving motor function and quality of life.
Multiple sclerosis causes progressive weakness, balance problems, and loss of independence. While exercise is known to help MS patients, it can be hard to stay motivated and engaged with traditional therapy. This trial explores whether virtual reality can make rehabilitation more interactive and effective, especially for people in community settings like patient associations.
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You will be randomly assigned to either receive standard rehabilitation sessions or standard rehabilitation plus the virtual reality exercise program. Throughout the study, you'll attend sessions at your patient association that include physical therapy, occupational therapy, and cognitive training. If assigned to the virtual reality group, you'll also use a virtual reality headset during exercise sessions to make your workouts more engaging and interactive. The study is designed to be safe and feasible, with exercises tailored to your ability level.
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