¿Diferen el sistema nervioso autónomo y las respuestas al esfuerzo percibido entre caminar y caminar en realidad

G Demircioglu1, S Ozkan2

  • 1Department of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences, Istanbul Atlas University, Istanbul, Turkey.

Resumen

Caminar en realidad virtual indujo una mayor activación del sistema nervioso simpático que caminar en la cinta de correr tradicional, aunque el esfuerzo percibido y la recuperación fueron similares. Esto sugiere el potencial de la RV en las estrategias de rehabilitación dirigidas a las respuestas autónomas.

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