Virtual Reality With Mirror Therapy on Upper Limb Function

"In Xbox, we will choose suitable games that aim to improve upper limb function like boxing, Darts, tennis, goalkeeping, basketball, disc throwing, balling, and volleyball.~The Kinect sensor has the advantage of auto adjustment of its camera according to the child's position and height that's to say the child can perform the game in sitting or standing according to their abilities.~They will receive 30 minutes of VR intervention in addition to the time required for the designed physical therapy program."

Mirror Therapy A mirror of 30 × 20 inches was used for the MT, which was large enough to cover the entire affected limb while still allowing the reflection of the non-affected limb to be seen. The child was seated in a chair with the forearms resting on the table. In the mid-sagittal plane, the mirror box was positioned at an angle of 70° to 80° to the trunk. The affected limb was placed behind the mirror. The child was asked to perform the exercises bilaterally and symmetrically as much as possible. Even if the affected side did not move easily or fully, the child was advised to synchronize the motions with both hands and arms. The researcher constantly reminded the child to concentrate on the movement of the non-affected limb in front of the mirror, which helped to increase the mirror illusion

group C will receive combined effect of both techniques (virtual reality and mirror therapy)