Journal of Medical Internet Research,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
24(7), P. e33255 - e33255
Published: June 13, 2022
Virtual
reality
hypnosis
(VRH)
is
a
promising
tool
to
reduce
pain.
However,
the
benefits
of
VRH
on
pain
perception
and
physiological
expression
require
further
investigation.In
this
study,
we
characterized
effects
heat
threshold
among
adult
healthy
volunteers
while
monitoring
several
autonomic
functions.Sixty
were
prospectively
included
receive
nociceptive
stimulations.
The
first
set
thermal
stimuli
consisted
20
stimulations
at
60°C
(duration
500
milliseconds)
trigger
contact
evoked
potentials
(CHEPs).
second
ramps
(1°C/second)
determine
participants.
Electrocardiogram,
skin
conductance
responses,
respiration
rate,
as
well
analgesia
nociception
index
also
recorded
throughout
experiment.Data
from
58
participants
analyzed.
There
was
small
but
significant
increase
in
(50.19°C,
SD
1.98°C)
compared
that
control
condition
(mean
49.45°C,
1.87;
P<.001,
Wilcoxon
matched-pairs
signed-rank
test;
Cohen
d=0.38).
No
effect
CHEPs
heart
rate
variability
parameters
observed
(all
P>0.5;
n=22
n=52,
respectively).
During
VRH,
exhibited
clear
reduction
their
sympathetic
tone,
shown
by
lower
number
nonspecific
peak
responses
(P<.001,
two-way
analysis
variance;
n=39)
an
paired
t-test;
n=40).The
results
obtained
study
support
idea
administration
effective
increasing
thresholds
impacts
functions
volunteers.
As
nonpharmacological
intervention,
has
beneficial
action
acute
experimental
This
will
need
be
evaluated
for
treatment
other
types
pain,
including
chronic
Games for Health Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 11, 2024
Labor
is
described
as
one
of
the
most
painful
events
women
can
experience
through
their
lives,
and
labor
pain
shows
unique
features
rhythmic
fluctuations.
International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 37
Published: Sept. 30, 2024
When
used
separately,
virtual
reality
(VR)
and
mind-body
therapies
(MBTs)
have
the
potential
to
reduce
pain
across
various
acute
chronic
conditions.
While
their
combination
is
increasingly
used,
no
study
offers
a
consolidated
presentation
of
VR
MBTs.
This
aims
propose
an
overview
effectiveness
combined
with
MBTs
(i.e.,
meditation,
mindfulness,
relaxation,
hypnosis)
decrease
experienced
by
healthy
volunteers
or
patients.
We
conducted
scoping
review
literature
using
PubMed,
Science
Direct
Google
Scholar
included
43
studies.
Findings
studies
support
that
feasible,
well-tolerated,
potentially
useful
pain.
Their
also
had
positive
effect
on
anxiety,
mood,
relaxation.
However,
insufficient
research
this
VR/MBTs
lack
multidimensional
impede
comprehensive
understanding
full
potential.
More
randomized
controlled
are
thus
needed,
usability
evaluation
protocols
better
understand
effects
patients
wellbeing
incorporate
them
into
routine
clinical
practice.
Journal of Industrial Integration and Management,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
07(02), P. 183 - 202
Published: Feb. 8, 2021
Virtual
reality
(VR)
has
applications
in
cardiology
to
create
enhancement,
thereby
improving
the
quality
of
associated
planning,
treatment
and
surgery.
The
need
is
study
different
this
technology
field
cardiology.
We
have
studied
research
papers
on
VR
its
through
a
detailed
bibliometric
analysis.
identified
five
significant
steps
for
proper
implementation
Some
challenges
are
be
undertaken
by
using
technology,
they
can
provide
some
benefits;
thus,
authors
contemplate
extensive
development.
This
also
identifies
10
major
provided
brief
description.
innovative
helps
heart
surgeon
perform
complex
surgery
effectively.
Thus,
potential
decision-making,
which
save
human
life.
plays
role
development
surgical
procedure.
undertakes
3D
model
information
full
colour,
analyze
overall
vane,
blockage
blood
flow.
With
help
digital
improve
accuracy
surgery,
he
simulate
A
undertake
virtual
environment
patient.
unique
purpose
practice
pre-operatively
specific
circumstance.
cardiologist
check
status
inner
outer
wall
layer.
information,
now
interact
with
data/information
without
any
physical
touch.
opens
new
opportunity
cardiovascular
patient
outcome.
Journal of Medical Internet Research,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
24(7), P. e33255 - e33255
Published: June 13, 2022
Virtual
reality
hypnosis
(VRH)
is
a
promising
tool
to
reduce
pain.
However,
the
benefits
of
VRH
on
pain
perception
and
physiological
expression
require
further
investigation.In
this
study,
we
characterized
effects
heat
threshold
among
adult
healthy
volunteers
while
monitoring
several
autonomic
functions.Sixty
were
prospectively
included
receive
nociceptive
stimulations.
The
first
set
thermal
stimuli
consisted
20
stimulations
at
60°C
(duration
500
milliseconds)
trigger
contact
evoked
potentials
(CHEPs).
second
ramps
(1°C/second)
determine
participants.
Electrocardiogram,
skin
conductance
responses,
respiration
rate,
as
well
analgesia
nociception
index
also
recorded
throughout
experiment.Data
from
58
participants
analyzed.
There
was
small
but
significant
increase
in
(50.19°C,
SD
1.98°C)
compared
that
control
condition
(mean
49.45°C,
1.87;
P<.001,
Wilcoxon
matched-pairs
signed-rank
test;
Cohen
d=0.38).
No
effect
CHEPs
heart
rate
variability
parameters
observed
(all
P>0.5;
n=22
n=52,
respectively).
During
VRH,
exhibited
clear
reduction
their
sympathetic
tone,
shown
by
lower
number
nonspecific
peak
responses
(P<.001,
two-way
analysis
variance;
n=39)
an
paired
t-test;
n=40).The
results
obtained
study
support
idea
administration
effective
increasing
thresholds
impacts
functions
volunteers.
As
nonpharmacological
intervention,
has
beneficial
action
acute
experimental
This
will
need
be
evaluated
for
treatment
other
types
pain,
including
chronic
