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Nintendo launches 'games for health' strategy | Nintendo | The Guardian
Rehabilitation stepping games - Kozyavkin Method
For physical therapy, Federal Way nursing homes embrace Nintendo Wii | Federal Way Mirror
Wii Fit Nintendo game makes physical therapy fun | Wii fit, Physical therapy, Physics
Effectiveness of a Wii balance board-based system (eBaViR) for balance rehabilitation: a pilot randomized clinical trial in patients with acquired brain injury | Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation | Full Text
Tratamiento con la videoconsola Nintendo Wii. | Download Scientific Diagram
Doctors use Wii games for rehabilitation therapy | The Spokesman-Review
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Shout out for old Wii consoles - Australian Ageing Agenda
PDF] Clinical Use of the Nintendo WII for Balance Rehabilitation: a Case Report | Semantic Scholar
Wii-hab makes physical therapy fun | Health, Beauty & Fitness | thepress.net
Patients use Nintendo Wii game console for rehab – Daily Tribune
Stroke rehabilitation study finds Nintendo Wii an effective treatment
Stroke Researchers Recruit Final Patient In Study That Uses Wii For Rehabilitation - My Nintendo News
An example of the Wii being used in clinic (falls prevention training). | Download Scientific Diagram
Nintendo® Wii Balance Board™-based posturography test – Open Rehab Initiative (ORI)
Nintendo Wii may help improve balance in children with cerebral palsy | Braceworks Custom Orthotics
Gaming Technology in Neurological Rehabilitation - Physiopedia
Virtual Rehabilitation Using Nintendo Wii and Conventional Physical Therapy Effectively Treat Post-Stroke Hemiparetic Patients. - Neurorehabdirectory.comNeurorehabdirectory.com
Nintendo Wii: Stroke Patient Attributes Her Recovery To The Nintendo Wii - My Nintendo News
Wii-habing your way to recovery at Howard Head | VailDaily.com
Break a leg? Try 'Wiihabilitation'
Wounded G.I.s' New Rehab: Wii Sports, Guitar Hero | WIRED