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Patients use virtual reality game during therapy
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Tags: Emergency, Burn, Healthcare, Hospital, Children's Health, Hospitals, Psychology
Most Recently Shared on December 27, 2010 at 6:52 pm By:
#Texas patients at Shriners Hospital for Children use virtual reality game developed at UW during #burn therapy http://ow.ly/3uRI8
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I have heard the scream of little kids being treated in #physicaltherapy for burns. SnowWorld might reduce pain: http://bit.ly/i7NFMU
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