Using virtual reality (VR) for rehabilitation after brain injury
A) does not produce any significant benefits.
B) is impossible, given the inability of patients to use the technology.
C) might be used in the future but is not currently available.
D) allows the patient to receive more hours of rehabilitation than more traditional methods requiring the presence of a therapist.

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Studies have shown that using VR for rehabilitation after brain injury allows the patient to receive more hours of rehabilitation than more traditional methods requiring the presence of a therapist. This increased intensity of therapy can lead to improved outcomes for patients.

Using Virtual Reality (VR) for Rehabilitation After Brain Injury