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. 2020 Nov 23;7(2):e22620. doi: 10.2196/22620

Table 1.

Sample responses from participants across the 4 themes.

Participant ID Positive response Distraction from pain Increased function Decreased pain
6 I would be willing to come to do VR for sure. It is like a more fun version of PT.
[Session 3]
The biggest benefit is being able to do motions I wouldn’t normally be able to do without thinking of the pain.
[Session 3]
I could move my body and balance on my bad leg.
[Session 3]
It was very distracting. It made it a lot easier to move my leg without pain.
[Session 3]
8 Reaching my standing goals in an easy way and the time goes faster. [Session 4] It distracts me from pain.
[Session 5]
I can put more weight on my foot.
[Session 5]
It can help you to forget about your pain.
[Session 4]
11 VR keeps you busy and distracted from the real world, the time flies and I can be standing easily for a long time.
[Session 1]
It can distract you and you are able to move more.
[Session 1]
Standing for 40 minutes with no breaks and I can walk around the room for a long period of time.
[Session 1]
I forgot about my pain.
[Session 1]