A VR Amblyopia Rehabilitation System based on the P5G Design Framework

Amblyopia is a common childhood condition with reduced vision uncorrectable by lenses. To improve the treatment efficiency and patient compliance for amblyopia, we propose a novel virtual reality (VR) rehabilitation system based on the P5G design framework through gamified tasks and multi-sensory stimulation. A clinical trial comparing traditional occlusion therapy with VR-based rehabilitation found that one month of combined therapy equivalent to one year of occlusion therapy. The VR system also shows 100% compliance, enhancing patient engagement and long-term participation. The study concludes that the VR system is an effective, feasible approach for pediatric amblyopia treatment, with potential for broader application.

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2024-10-26
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https://doi.org/10.1109/cisp-bmei64163.2024.10906106
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Advanced Optical Imaging Technologies
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Abstract

Amblyopia is a common childhood condition with reduced vision uncorrectable by lenses. To improve the treatment efficiency and patient compliance for amblyopia, we propose a novel virtual reality (VR) rehabilitation system based on the P5G design framework through gamified tasks and multi-sensory stimulation. A clinical trial comparing traditional occlusion therapy with VR-based rehabilitation found that one month of combined therapy equivalent to one year of occlusion therapy. The VR system also shows 100% compliance, enhancing patient engagement and long-term participation. The study concludes that the VR system is an effective, feasible approach for pediatric amblyopia treatment, with potential for broader application.

China Mobile (China) (CN), Tsinghua–Berkeley Shenzhen Institute (CN)
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