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Burns victims benefit from virtual 'Snow World'
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An innovative American virtual reality project enables burns victims to re-focus their senses from pain to pleasure, and relieve their suffering.

Researchers at the University of Washington HIT (Human Interface Technology) laboratory have devised a program using 'cold imagery'. This takes patients into a 'virtual craggy arctic ravine' where igloos, snowmen and fishing polar bears are targets for the patient's snowballs, which are controlled by the subject's gaze and a handheld trigger.

The research is claimed to induce a 30% to 50% reduction in pain.

This report from thedaily.washington.edu
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