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Paediatrics

Indications

Painful procedure involving needles, venipunctures, lumbar punctures, perfusion
Before and after surgery such as idiopathic scoliosis
Reduction of parental anxiety
Changing wound dressings, applying plaster
Anxiety and pain management in paediatric intensive care units
Pain and anxiety in pediatric palliative care
Escape sessions during immobility

Clinical studies with our solution

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ANXIETY	MORPHINE

Effectiveness of virtual reality in reducing anxiety and pain during paediatric idiopathic scoliosis surgery, SFAR 2021.

R. Assener, et al.

Results: For the primary outcome: the median VAS of anxiety in children decreased after the use of virtual reality: 6 [1; 7] versus 4 [0; 5] in children, p = 0.01. This decrease in median VAS was maintained at D+1 and D+4 postoperatively at 1 [0; 2]. This decrease in median VAS was maintained at D+1 and D+4 postoperatively at 1 [0; 2]. Median morphine consumption was 0.21mg/kg/24h [0.02; 1.4] vs 1.2mg/kg/24h [0.02; 3.5] for the control group. N=43

-57%
ANXIETY CHILDREN & PARENTS

Evaluation of a virtual reality headset in the prevention of peri-operative anxiety in children, SFAR 2019.

L. Marsac, et al.

Results: Children’s and parents’ anxiety was lower after the children’s immersion in Virtual Reality: 7[5-10] vs. 3[2-7] in children, p=0.001 and 7[2-10] vs. 3[2-6) in parents, p=0.01. No patients showed agitation at induction or in the PACU. The concomitant effect on parental anxiety is a major beneficial effect because of the strong connection between children’s and parents’ anxiety. N=15