VR headset eases Kids' fears before surgery
NCT ID NCT07018999
Summary
This study tested if a virtual reality (VR) tour could help reduce anxiety in children before surgery. 114 children scheduled for elective surgery used a VR headset to take a simulated tour of the operating room journey. The goal was to see if this realistic preview helped them feel less scared and more cooperative during anesthesia.
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Operating Theatre, Hong Kong Children's Hospital
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
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