Virtual reality-based cue exposure therapy
AD
Virtual reality (VR) is a practical technology that combines virtualisation and reality to create a digital environment that is similar to the real environment [Although some studies have shown that VR-CET can reduce craving in AD patients, few studies have evaluated the changes in physiological responses in AD patients. There is still a lack of clear answers to the intervention effectiveness of VR-CET for AD patients. The purpose of this study is to explore the effects of VR-CET on the subjective craving and physiological responses of AD patients, and to objectively evaluate the effectiveness of VR-CET. We hypothesise that VR-CET has the potential to reduce psychological craving and physiological responses during cue exposure in AD patients and may contribute to the treatment of AD.