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Volume 17 No 5 (2019)
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Virtual Reality in Healthcare
HARISH KUMAR
Abstract
The term "virtual reality" describes a computer-generated simulation that enables a
person to replicate an interesting environment or experience utilising a VR headset. An
simulated three-dimensional environment can be interacted with using a variety of
electrical equipment with the aid of VR, such as special eyewear with a screen or gloves
with sensors. Healthcare professionals and patients can interact with virtual reality
systems that are designed for medical education (including training in simulative
surgery), pain management, or rehabilitation.
Keywords
electronic devices, special goggles, gloves fitted with sensors, medical education.
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