Conclusion
Our study demonstrates that TR using nonimmersive VR may improve functional outcomes in patients with SABI. Indeed, TR could be considered a suitable alternative to traditional rehabilitation in this patient population to guarantee the continuity of care after discharge, especially in remote or underserved areas. Larger-sample multicenter studies are needed to further investigate the effects of TR when using more patient-tailored motor and cognitive training programs, also considering the cost-benefit analysis.The research was founded by the Italian Ministry of Health (WFR: GR-2016-02361306).Authors' Contributions: Conceptualization was handled by RSC and RDL; methodology by MB, LC, and RDL; formal analysis by MB and RDL; investigation by RSC, RDL, AC, WT, and PT; resources by AQ; data curation by MB; writing—original draft preparation by RSC, RDL, MB, and LC; writing—review and editing by RSC; funding acquisition by RSC and AQ; and validation and visualization by all authors. All authors have read and agreed to the submitted version of the manuscript.Conflicts of Interest: None declared.CONSORT E-HEALTH checklist (V 1.6.1).