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IWVR 2006 conference committee

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Message from the general chair

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Using Virtual Environments for Stroke Rehabilitation

Low-cost Virtual Rehabilitation of the Hand for Patients Post-Stroke

Pilot Trial Results from a Virtual Reality System Designed to Enhance Recovery of Skilled Arm and Hand Movements after Stroke

Virtual Reality Environments for Rehabilitation of the Upper Limb after Stroke

Modulation of Walking Speed by Changing Optic Flow in Persons with Stroke

Does level of motor impairment post stroke influence the user experience of a virtual environment?

Keynote Address: Ten Years of Virtual Reality Clinical Practice - Lessons Learned

Musculoskeletal Simulation Based Optimization of Rehabilitation Program

Street Crossing by Typically Developed Children in Real and Virtual Environments

A multilevel model for movement rehabilitation in Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) using Virtual Environments

Design of an fMRI Compatible System to Explore Neural Mechanisms Subserving VR Therapies

Cocaine Induced Place Preference in a Virtual Environment

AudioMUD: A Multi-User Virtual Environment for Blind People

Evaluation of RU-Netra - Tactile Feedback Navigation System For The Visually Impaired

Low-cost haptic-aural virtual environments for way-finding by children with congenital blindness: feasibility study

Testing and Usability Evaluation of the MRAGES Force Feedback Glove

Tele-Rehabilitation using the Rutgers Master II glove following Carpal Tunnel Release surgery

Assessment of Spatial Neglect with a Virtual Wheelchair Navigation Task

Simulating Hemispatial Neglect with Virtual Reality

Performance within a virtual supermarket and its relationship to executive functions in post-stroke patients

Computer-enhanced route and survey spatial knowledge assessment in clinical neuropsychology

The Neurocognitive Role of "Absence" in Multimodal Simulator Protocols

Videoconferencing, Virtual Reality and Home-Based CIMT- Opportunities to Improve Access and Compliance through Telerehabilitation

Technical Feasibility of Tele-Assessments for Rehabilitation

Design and Testing of a Telerehabilitation System for Motor Re-Training using a Virtual Environment

Virtual Reality-Integrated Telerehabilitation System: Patient and Technical Performance

Post-stroke arm motor telerehabilitation web-based

A View on VR-Enhanced Rehabilitation Robotics

Greater Transfer to Walking of Lower Extremity Training with Robotics and Virtual Reality than Robotics Training Alone: Preliminary Findings

Initial Therapeutic Results of Visual Feedback Manipulation in Robotic Rehabilitation

Designing and Fitting FES and Prosthetic Systems in a Virtual Reality Environment

Virtual Performance-Enhancing Reality (ViPER) for robot-assisted gait training

Pairing Virtual Reality with Dynamic Posturography Serves To Differentiate Patients with Visual Vertigo

Reaching Within a Dynamic Virtual Environment

Aging and selective sensorimotor strategies in the regulation of upright balance

A Rehabilitation Tool for Functional Balance using Altered Gravity and Virtual Reality

Author index

Cocaine Induced Place Preference in a Virtual Environment

Content Provider	IEEE Xplore Digital Library
Author	Shipman, S.L. Malison, R.T. Siegel, S. Rizzo, A.A. Astur, R.S.
Copyright Year	2006
Description	Author affiliation: Olin Neuropsychiatry Res. Center, Inst. of Living, Hartford, CT (Shipman, S.L.)
Abstract	Exposure to drug cues has been shown to induce cravings and precede relapse in substance abusers. This extends from the specific implements of drug administration to the context and environment in which the drug is used. These learned associations are problematic for the treatment for drug addiction, as it is exceedingly difficult to avoid all places, people and objects that dominated one's life prior to recovery. The proposed method by which these cues elicit cravings is through classical conditioning. This conditioning has been experimentally manipulated in rodents in a paradigm known as conditioned place preference (CPP), in which an animal can be conditioned to prefer a specific environment through repeated pairings of a rewarding substance to that environment. We have created a virtual analogue of the CPP paradigm to explore the contributions of contextual conditioning to substance abuse in humans. In this study, four non-treatment seeking cocaine abusers have been given repeated pairings of cocaine in one specific virtual environment, and a placebo in a different virtual environment. Before and after the pairings, the subjects were allowed unrestricted access to both environments without the influence of cocaine. Following the pairings, participants spent an increased percentage of time in the cocaine-paired environment as well as rated the cocaine paired room as ~42% more preferable than the placebo paired room. Subjective ratings of drug effects and mood were also collected using a visual analogue scale throughout the experiment. This work is the first report of an experimentally induced CPP in humans, and this paradigm could be used to test the efficacy of treatments aimed at reducing the effect of these conditioned cues on substance abuse
Sponsorship	IEEE EMB
Starting Page	58
Ending Page	63
File Size	385397
Page Count	6
File Format	PDF
ISBN	1424402808
DOI	10.1109/IWVR.2006.1707528
Language	English
Publisher	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)
Publisher Date	2006-08-29
Publisher Place	USA
Access Restriction	Subscribed
Rights Holder	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)
Subject Keyword	Drugs Virtual environment Animals Mood Humans Rodents Psychiatry Chemicals Testing Recruitment
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Article

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