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| Osteopathic mechanism | VR affordance in Ostim VR | |----------------------------|----------------------------------------------------| | Rhythmic soft tissue stretch | Visual expansion/contraction of virtual tissue over patient’s mapped body part | | Joint mobilization (grade II–IV) | Slow oscillating visual + haptic pulse matched to joint angle | | Muscle energy technique (post-isometric relaxation) | VR guide for active contraction against virtual resistance, followed by relaxation cue | | Parasympathetic facilitation | Slow breathing avatar, low-frequency visual oscillation, warm color palette | | Proprioceptive refinement | Motion tracking with delayed visual feedback (error augmentation) |

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[7] Preatoni, G., et al. (2023). Virtual body swapping reduces movement-evoked pain in knee osteoarthritis . Scientific Reports, 13, 9872.