Physical therapy for mobilization after a hip fracture is effective in improving muscle strength and balance training of the lower extremities; however, effective interventions targeting the trunk muscles remain to be established. The efficacy of virtual reality (VR)-based exercise therapy has been recently reported. This case report demonstrates the effectiveness of VR-based intervention in improving the gait of a female patient in her 90s with a femoral neck fracture who had difficulty in independent gait postoperatively due to trunk dysfunction.
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