Investigation of the Effects of Technology Supported Different Physiotherapy Approaches on Patients With Multiple Sclerosis

"Ten workstations, which are frequently used in the literature and determined according to the clinical experience of the research team, have been created. Each workstation will be applied for a total of 1 hour, in the form of 5 minutes of training and 1 minute of rest.~1. Sit to stand~2. Standing and trunk training~3. Standing and lower limb training~4. Stepping~5. Walking~6. Walking with object manipulation~7. Climbing and descending stairs~8. Unilateral upper extremity activity training (VR)~9. Bilateral upper extremity activity training (VR)~10. Upper extremity reaction time training (VR) Virtual reality games will be played using the USE-IT intelligent physiotherapy game system. The system offers unilateral, bilateral and bimanual upper extremity training to individuals with a 55 inch touch screen and 7 computer games (balloon popping, car washing, plumbing, arithmetic, apartment, drum and matching)."

Strengthening, balance and coordination exercises will be sent to the participants via a mobile application. Patients will do the exercises at home and send a notification to their physiotherapist. Intervention will be applied for 1 hour, 3 days a week for 8 weeks.