Effects of virtual reality exercise on fatigue, pain, and psychological status among cancer patients: a meta-analysis

This review indicated that VR exercise reduced fatigue, pain, and anxiety in cancer patients. Nevertheless, the effect of VR exercise on relieving depression is not clear, which may be a potentially effective non pharmacological intervention in this population.

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PeerJ
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2025-10-29
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https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.20196
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Cancer survivorship and care
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Effects of virtual reality exercise on fatigue, pain, and psychological status among cancer patients: a meta-analysis

Yonggang Wang, Raymond Wang, Shiming Li, Shuoqi Li
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Cancer survivorship and care
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Effects of virtual reality exercise on fatigue, pain, and psychological status among cancer patients: a meta-analysis

Yonggang Wang, Raymond Wang, Shiming Li, Shuoqi Li
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Abstract

This review indicated that VR exercise reduced fatigue, pain, and anxiety in cancer patients. Nevertheless, the effect of VR exercise on relieving depression is not clear, which may be a potentially effective non pharmacological intervention in this population.

PeerJVol. 13
Nantong University (CN), Nantong Science and Technology Bureau (CN), Ocean University of China (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 16%
Cancer survivorship and care
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