IMPROVEMENT OF DYNAMIC BALANCE IN OLD AGE PERSON THROUGH COMPTURIZED SIMULATION, (VIRTUAL GAMES).

Neurologic Physiotherapy

Abstract Background: Computerized simulation is a computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional environment that can be interacted with and explored by an individual. The user can experience a sense of presence in this artificial environment, often feeling as though they are physically present in that space. Patients can practice movements and tasks relevant to their daily lives or specific rehabilitation goals. This study aims to investigate the improvement of dynamic balance in old age person through computerized simulation, (virtual games). Aim: To study the dynamic balance improvement through Computerized simulation (Computerized simulation games) in Older Person. Methodology: For this study,60 patients are included in this study. Inclusion Criteria: Research design: Randomized Repeated Measure. Age:60-80 years age old person. Community dwelling person. Physical activity of 30 minutes and normal vision. Exclusion Criteria: 1.Orthopedic Disorder. 2.Neurological Disorders. 3.Circulatory Disorders Result: In this study shows p<0.05 means in Group A Showing significant improvement after Computerized simulation Conclusions: Computerized Simulation improves balance and postural stability. Improved confidence with functional activities. Keywords: Computerized Simulation, environment, rehabilitation, balance, dynamic

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