VIRTUAL REALITY AS A PERSONIFICATION METHOD FOR TRAINING MEMORY AND ATTENTION (NON-SYSTEMATIC REVIEW)
Russian Neurological Journal, ISSN: 2686-7192, Vol: 27, Issue: 6, Page: 5-12
2022
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Review Description
One of the latest achievements in the field of medicine is the introduction into practice of technologies using computerized training and training in Virtual Reality (VR), which create new opportunities for prevention, as well as treatment for people suffering from various cognitive impairments. Purpose of the study. The aim is to investigate classical (conventional), computerized and VR training using neural interfaces focused on the prevention and rehabilitation of functional changes in higher nervous activity. Methods. In March 2022, a search was made for scientific full-text publications using the electronic databases of the RSCI, PubMed and Google Scholar. The following keywords and their combinations were used for the query: “dementia”, “aging” and “virtual reality”. Articles of interest for this review had to be peer-reviewed, published no later than 2015, and written in English or Russian. Results. The key methods of non-drug interventions in people suffering from various cognitive impairments, the advantages and disadvantages of the techniques used were considered. It also shows the main advantages of VR technology as a simple, safe and effective tool. VR has great potential for personalized cognitive trainings.
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