Table 1.

Characteristics of the patients who withdrew from the use of virtual reality during pediatric procedures.

Age (years)	Sex	Reason for virtual reality withdrawal	CAMPIS-SFa scores (range 0-1.00)		Visual analog scale (range 0-10)		Cybersickness symptoms
			Patient coping	Patient distress	Peak pain	Peak anxiety
10	Female	Declined because of poor headset fit and sliding down too much, virtual reality withdrawn before the procedure	1.00	0.00	7	1	No
10	Female	Distressed during the procedure, removed virtual reality to watch the procedure, withdrew in the middle of the procedure	0.46	0.54	5	9	No
8	Female	Patient rolling and flailing, virtual reality removed for safety and because the child preferred to see the procedure, withdrew in the middle of the procedure	0.43	0.57	10	10	No
7	Female	The patient was moving, virtual reality headset was slipping, so virtual reality removed at child life specialists’ and patient discretion, withdrawn near the end of the procedure.	0.89	0.11	6	3	No

^aCAMPIS-SF: Child Adult Medical Procedure Interaction Scale-Short Form.