September 10, 2025Asian Nursing ResearchOpen Access

Effects of virtual reality-guided imagery relaxation intervention in improving anxiety among lung cancer patients:A Randomized Controlled Trial

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VR-guided imagery intervention effectively reduces anxiety and physiological stress markers in lung cancer patients.
Participants in the VRGI group showed significant decreases in anxiety and stress levels compared to those receiving routine treatment.
The study used a randomized controlled trial design with 98 lung cancer surgery patients over three time points.
These findings support the potential integration of VR interventions into standard care for reducing anxiety in surgical patients.

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Randomized controlled trial finds VR-guided imagery intervention improves anxiety levels in lung cancer patients, suggesting potential for wider use.

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Randomized controlled trial finds VR-guided imagery intervention improves anxiety levels in lung cancer patients, suggesting potential for wider use.