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Virtual reality games for rehabilitation

This study tests virtual reality activities as a way to practise movement and rehabilitation in Parkinson's.

Testing a treatment or activity · Study reference: CTRI-2025-06-088932

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Start (reported date): 2025-07-15

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Inclusion criteria: The ages of the subjects ranged from 50 to 80 years. H and Y stage- less than 2. UPDRS score at least 60 (only Part 1 to Part 3 will be considered) MoCA score- 10-18 Both males and females will be included. Exclusion criteria: Patient suffering from other neurological conditions like stroke, traumatic brain injury, etc. Musculoskeletal or cardiopulmonary condition that would restrict walking activity. Surgical procedures for PD including deep brain stimulation or focused ultrasound. Psychological illness

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Official study title

Effect of dual-task training and virtual reality on cognitive-motor interference in patients with Parkinsons disease - NIL

Short title used by the registry

Virtual Reality and Exercises improve performance in people with Parkinson s Disease

Original description

Intervention: Intervention1: Virtual Reality: Group 1: Patients will undergo rehabilitation using various VR-based games, including Wordplay, Nintendo Wii Fit, and Xbox 360. The interventions aim to improve motor functions, balance, and overall quality of life through interaction and engagement. For 4 weeks consecutively , 5 days per weeks Intervention2: Dual Task Training: The DTT group will undergo a rehabilitation program that combines gait training with secondary cognitive tasks. This included various walking exercises alongside tasks that required cognitive engagement (e.g., walking on a narrow path with Counting (1-10) backward and forward). The training was structured to progressively increase in difficulty, starting with simpler tasks and advancing to more complex dual-task scenarios Motor tasks: walk on a narrow path for 2 minutes or walking backward Cognition tasks: Counting (1-10) backward and forward or Memorize a set of letters (A, B, C, D, E or F, G, H, I, J) and repeat them in forward or backward order. For 4 weeks consecutively, 5 days per week Control Intervention1: Combined virtual reality and Dual Task training: Patients will undergo rehabilitation using various VR-based games with combined gait training with secondary cognitive tasks simultaneously. For 4 weeks consecutively, 5 days per week Primary outcome: Unified Parkinson Disease Rating ScaleTimepoint: First assessment will be obtained at 0 day Post assessment at the end of 4 weeks of intervention Secondary outcome: Montreal Cognitive Assessment Timed up and go testTimepoint: 0 day and at the end of 4 weeks of intervention

Conditions reported: Health Condition 1: G00-G99- Diseases of the nervous system

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CTRI · CTRI/2025/06/088932 ↗ — Recruiting; WHO ICTRP processed 2026-09-14; checked 2026-10-14

Study type: Interventional
Interventions: Intervention1: Virtual Reality: Group 1: Patients will undergo rehabilitation using various VR-based games, including Wordplay, Nintendo Wii Fit, and Xbox 360. The interventions aim to improve motor functions, balance, and overall quality of life through interaction and engagement. For 4 weeks consecutively , 5 days per weeks Intervention2: Dual Task Training: The DTT group will undergo a rehabilitation program that combines gait training with secondary cognitive tasks. This included various walking exercises alongside tasks that required cognitive engagement (e.g., walking on a narrow path with Counting (1-10) backward and forward). The training was structured to progressively increase in difficulty, starting with simpler tasks and advancing to more complex dual-task scenarios Motor tasks: walk on a narrow path for 2 minutes or walking backward Cognition tasks: Counting (1-10) backward and forward or Memorize a set of letters (A, B, C, D, E or F, G, H, I, J) and repeat them in forward or backward order. For 4 weeks consecutively, 5 days per week Control Intervention1: Combined virtual reality and Dual Task training: Patients will undergo rehabilitation using various VR-based games with combined gait training with secondary cognitive tasks simultaneously. For 4 weeks consecutively, 5 days per week
Phases: Phase 2/ Phase 3
Sponsor: Sandhya Saini
Start date reported by registry: 2025-07-15 (reported)

Registry updated: Not reported · Status last verified by the registry submitter: Not reported

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Sandhya Saini · 97608356605 · sharma.nidhi.physio@mmumullana.org

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India

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