The Effects of Virtual Reality-Based Gamified Rehabilitation in Children With Hemophilia

"The virtual reality training group will have sessions lasting 40 minutes, 3 days a week for 8 weeks.~* A 30-minute VR-based training session using Kinect Xbox (5 min warm-up, 30 min VR, 5 min cool-down)~* The device has an infrared camera sensor (Kinect sensor) that detects the participant's movement in real time~* Even if the user's movement is not performed correctly in the game settings, the user receives visual and auditory sensory feedback about movement errors.~* All games are provided to engage participants' interest in the topics and require the use of the person's lower extremities.~* Each game will be played for 10 minutes during the 30-minute training session. (A total of 3 games will be played)~* Participants in VR programs typically perform active hip flexion, hip abduction, hip external and internal rotation, knee flexion and extension, ankle dorsiflexion, and plantar flexion while standing.~* Game content: Kinect Sports, Kinect Adventures and Kinect Sports Rivals."

"* Home-based exercise training group will also be given online exercises 3 days a week for 8 weeks.~* Active/passive stretching exercises within pain limits~* Patients will perform exercises at home under a supervised exercise program~* They will perform exercises matching the virtual reality group in terms of exercise sequence, intensity, duration, and mode, incorporating open and closed kinetic chain movements~* A 20-second stretch followed by a 20-second relaxation performed five times per session for each muscle~* Light resistance exercises targeting muscle groups in the lower extremities, with a 5-second contraction followed by a 5-second relaxation, performed five times per session~* Bodyweight exercises~* Balance exercises~* Posture exercises"