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Is it possible to influence Pusher Syndrome with Tilted Reality? A series of four cases

2026-01-01 rehabilitation medicine and physical therapy Title + abstract only
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Pusher syndrome is a disorder of postural control, characterized by an altered perception of upright body orientation. While visual verticality perception remains intact, patients incorrectly perceive their tilted body posture as upright, resulting in active resistance to posture correction. This perceptual mismatch offers a potential target for therapeutic interventions. We evaluated a newly developed Tilted Reality Device (TRD) designed to recalibrate body verticality perception by subtly tilt...

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