Effect of Visual Modification by Video See-Through Augmented Reality with REHA-Glasses on Postural Verticality in Individuals with Post-Stroke Lateropulsion.

A study published in NeuroRehabilitation examined whether video see-through augmented reality glasses (REHA-Glasses) could improve perceived postural verticality in stroke survivors experiencing lateropulsion, a condition in which patients strongly resist corrections toward upright posture. By visually modifying the environment through the AR headset, researchers investigated how altered visual input affected the subjective sense of vertical alignment. Findings from this work may have implications for PT approaches targeting balance rehabilitation and postural control after stroke.

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