CONCEPTUAL GRAPHICAL SUMMARY SHOWING HOW VIRTUAL REALITY MAY SUPPORT SHORT-TERM RELIEF OF CANCER-RELATED PAIN AND ANXIETY THROUGH IMMERSIVE DISTRACTION AND EMOTIONAL REGULATION, BASED ON EVIDENCE FROM 13 RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS INVOLVING 969 PATIENTS (IMAGE)

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CONCEPTUAL GRAPHICAL SUMMARY SHOWING HOW VIRTUAL REALITY MAY SUPPORT SHORT-TERM RELIEF OF CANCER-RELATED PAIN AND ANXIETY THROUGH IMMERSIVE DISTRACTION AND EMOTIONAL REGULATION, BASED ON EVIDENCE FROM 13 RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS INVOLVING 969 PATIENTS

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Conceptual graphical summary showing how virtual reality may support short-term relief of cancer-related pain and anxiety through immersive distraction and emotional regulation, based on evidence from 13 randomized controlled trials involving 969 patients.

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CREATED BY JIAOJIAO ZHANG, SCHOOL OF NURSING, FUDAN UNIVERSITY, WITH AI-ASSISTED VISUALIZATION.

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