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Systematic Evaluation of the Effect of Rehabilitation of Lower Limb Function in Children with Cerebral Palsy Based on Virtual Reality Technology

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As times go by, people's standard of living is constantly improving, but the medical pressure exerted by children with cerebral palsy is also increasing and the recovery of lower limb… Click to show full abstract

As times go by, people's standard of living is constantly improving, but the medical pressure exerted by children with cerebral palsy is also increasing and the recovery of lower limb function in children with cerebral palsy after treatment has also gets people's attention. Of course, the relevant medical equipment is constantly improving, especially the appearance of virtual reality technology, which has played an extremely important role in restoring the lower extremities of children with cerebral palsy. In order to study the role that virtual reality technology can play in children with cerebral palsy, this article collects relevant information, builds a case template, and uses comprehensive quantification by investigating patients, examining relevant documents, and interviewing professionals. With qualitative analysis, a damage assessment matrix is created. Experimental results prove that the use of virtual reality technology can improve the treatment efficiency of children with cerebral palsy by more than 30%. In terms of the rehabilitation effect of children's lower limb function, virtual reality technology is more targeted for the treatment of children with far-reaching effects. It is much higher than traditional treatment methods, and the mobility of the children's lower limbs is restored by more than 80%. This shows that virtual reality technology can play an important role in the rehabilitation of the lower limbs of children with cerebral palsy.

Keywords: cerebral palsy; children cerebral; reality technology; virtual reality

Journal Title: Journal of Healthcare Engineering
Year Published: 2021

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