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Serious games as rehabilitation tools in neurological conditions: A comprehensive review

Ong et al., 2021

Document ID
4959795386921761099
Author
Ong D
Weibin M
Vallabhajosyula R
Publication year
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Technology and Health Care

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BACKGROUND: The use of serious games (SG) in rehabilitation has been on the rise in recent years and they are used as either a main interventional tool, or as an adjunct alongside conventional therapies. This is largely due to its virtue of being an electronic …
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