August 24, 2025Multimodal Technologies and InteractionOpen Access

Telerehabilitation Strategy for University Students with Back Pain Based on 3D Animations: Case Study

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CPCarolina Ponce-Ibarra DCDiana‐Margarita Córdova‐EsparzaAutonomous University of Queretaro MRMa. Teresa García Ramírez

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Observational study shows improvement in pain perception in computer science students after telerehabilitation, suggesting digital strategies may aid back pain management.

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Favorable changes in pain perception and knowledge of postural hygiene were observed after the intervention period.
Results indicate that telerehabilitation utilizing educational content can positively affect musculoskeletal health.
The four-week intervention was carried out using a Moodle-based platform designed around the ADDIE instructional model.
This approach may enhance back pain prevention strategies in academic settings, highlighting a need for further studies.

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Ponce-Ibarra et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af79a47567bf4f94ff16ca https://doi.org/10.3390/mti9090086

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Observational study shows improvement in pain perception in computer science students after telerehabilitation, suggesting digital strategies may aid back pain management.

Telerehabilitation Strategy for University Students with Back Pain Based on 3D Animations: Case Study

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Telerehabilitation Strategy for University Students with Back Pain Based on 3D Animations: Case Study

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