HypnoVR, the pioneer in research to reduce pain and anxiety

HypnoVR clinical studies

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Quality of Life at Work Quality of Life at Work

23. Quality of life at work in a cytotoxic reconstitution unit: Use of the HYPNOVR device 23. Quality of life at work in a cytotoxic reconstitution unit: Use of the HYPNOVR device

CH d’Angoulême

DELAVAU A

BIBARD C

NOWAK C.

BAUDIN I.

+15% of well-being
100% of participants would like to use HypnoVR again

Well-being

Hallux Valgus surgery Hallux Valgus surgery

22. Anxiety management for outpatient Hallux Valgus surgery with a virtual reality hypnosis headset 22. Anxiety management for outpatient Hallux Valgus surgery with a virtual reality hypnosis headset

Hôpital Ambroise Paré (AP-HP)

G Rougereau

M H Sandiford

R Lévêque

C Ménigaux

T Bauer

A Hardy

-23,4% use of palliative 3 analgesics

Surgery

extracorporeal lithotripsy extracorporeal lithotripsy

21. Use of HypnoVR during extracorporeal lithotripsy for the treatment of urinary calculi 21. Use of HypnoVR during extracorporeal lithotripsy for the treatment of urinary calculi

Hôpital Tenon (AP-HP)

L Candela

E Ventimiglia

M Corrales

A Sierra del Rio

L Villa

I K Goumas

A Salonia

F Montorsi

S Doizi

O Traxer

93% satisfied patients

Urology

Orthopaedic Surgery Orthopaedic Surgery

20. Evaluation of the impact of virtual reality on the use of sedation for locoregional anesthesia in orthopedic surgery 20. Evaluation of the impact of virtual reality on the use of sedation for locoregional anesthesia in orthopedic surgery

CHU de Rouen

A Ikhlef

-41% of pain
-59% sedation complementary to ALR

Surgery

Interventional cardiology Interventional cardiology

19. Evaluation of virtual reality in interventional cardiology 19. Evaluation of virtual reality in interventional cardiology

CHU de Rouen

M LANQUETUIT

90% patient satisfaction
96% of patients wish to repeat the experience
91% caregiver satisfaction

Cardiology

Total hip and knee arthroplasty Total hip and knee arthroplasty

18. Perioperative outcomes of immersive virtual reality as an adjunct to anaesthesia in total hip and knee arthroplasty 18. Perioperative outcomes of immersive virtual reality as an adjunct to anaesthesia in total hip and knee arthroplasty

Mayo Clinic – Florida

KELLY S.BARRY

SINDHUJA R. NIMMA

AARON C. SPAULDING

BENJAMIN K. WILKE

KLAUS D. TORP

CAMERON K. LEDFORD

-93% sedatives

Surgery

Management of patients in emergency situations Management of patients in emergency situations

16. Use of virtual reality in the management of patients in emergency situations by a Mobile Emergency and Resuscitation Service 16. Use of virtual reality in the management of patients in emergency situations by a Mobile Emergency and Resuscitation Service

APHP

H SCHNEIDER

A SAINT-CAST

F LAPOSTOLLE

50 % pain reduction
60 % anxiety reduction
95 % patient satisfaction
91 % caregiver satisfaction

Anxiety

Managing anxiety among nurses Managing anxiety among nurses

15. Use of immersive virtual reality in nurses for anxiety management 15. Use of immersive virtual reality in nurses for anxiety management

CH Montauban

E PEREIRA

T FAYON

R BOUQUEREL

B LE GAILLARD

A STRZELECKI

C PELLETIER

M HOUADEC

35 % anxiety reduction
31 % more effective than a coffee break
99 % of satisfaction

Therapeutic field

Prolonged pain Prolonged pain

14. Virtual reality hypnosis (HypnoVR) on cold pain perception in healthy volunteers 14. Virtual reality hypnosis (HypnoVR) on cold pain perception in healthy volunteers

Institut de neurosciences cellulaires et intégrées – Strasbourg

C TERZULLI

C CHAUVIN

C CHAMPAGNOL DI-LIBERTI

D GRAFF

L GOFFIN

A DUFOUR

S FAISAN

E LAROCHE

E SALVAT

P POISBEAU

33 % reduction in pain intensity
45 % reduction of pain discomfort
33 % reduction in respiratory rate

Pain

Total hip arthroplasty Total hip arthroplasty

13. Immersive virtual reality used as an adjunct to anaesthesia for total hip arthroplasty in a centenarian patient 13. Immersive virtual reality used as an adjunct to anaesthesia for total hip arthroplasty in a centenarian patient

Mayo Clinic – Floride

C K. LEDFORD

M J. VANWAGNER

C E. SHERMAN

K D. TORP

95 % reduction of sedatives used
Surgery on a centenarian patient

Anxiety

Bronchoscopy under local anaesthesia Bronchoscopy under local anaesthesia

17. Hypnosis combined with 3D immersive virtual reality technology during bronchoscopy under local anesthesia 17. Hypnosis combined with 3D immersive virtual reality technology during bronchoscopy under local anesthesia

CHU Rouen

S LACHKAR

D GERVEREAU

M LANQUETUIT

L THIBERVILLE

H MORISSE PRADIER

M ROGER

S BOTA

F GUISIER

M SALAÜN

9/10 of patient and carer satisfaction
100 % of patients want to repeat the experience with HypnoVR

Anaesthesia

Acute pain Acute pain

12. Effect of VR on acute pain and the autonomous parameters 12. Effect of VR on acute pain and the autonomous parameters

Institut des Neurosciences Cellulaires et Intégrées – Strasbourg

C TERZULLI

C CHAUVIN

D GRAFF

C GIANESINI

L GOFFIN

S FAISAN

A CAPOBIANCO

A DUFOUR

P POISBEAU

E LAROCHE

23% reduction of respiration rate
increased pain threshold

Pain

changing dressings changing dressings

11. Impact of virtual reality and hypnosis on pain and anxiety when dressings are changed 11. Impact of virtual reality and hypnosis on pain and anxiety when dressings are changed

Sorbonne Université – Faculté de Médecine

C VAULON

68% reduction in pain
58% reduction in anxiety

Anxiety

Dental surgery Dental surgery

10. The advantages of virtual reality for stressed patients at the dentist’s surgery 10. The advantages of virtual reality for stressed patients at the dentist’s surgery

CHU de Bordeaux

L MONDUC-MAZIÈRES

A AUSSEL

Y DELBOS

∞ reinforcement of the therapeutic alliance
+ creation of a positive memory

Anaesthesia

Influence of virtual reality Influence of virtual reality

9. The influence of a virtual reality helmet transmitting a relaxation session on parameters such as alertness, cerebral arousal, eye strain, motion sickness and the perception of time on a group of students 9. The influence of a virtual reality helmet transmitting a relaxation session on parameters such as alertness, cerebral arousal, eye strain, motion sickness and the perception of time on a group of students

Institut Supérieur d’Ergothérapie et de Kinésithérapie – Bruxelles

M ROLLAND

G CANDENHOVEN

M HECHTERMANS

JB COLOMB

0 negative impact of HypnoVR on visual fatigue and cerebral alertness

Surgical phlebology Surgical phlebology

8. Use of hypnosis in virtual reality in the treatment of superficial venous insufficiency 8. Use of hypnosis in virtual reality in the treatment of superficial venous insufficiency

Clinique Louis Pasteur – Essey-lès-Nancy

J KOENING

93% satisfaction

Anxiety

Chronic pain Chronic pain

7. Therapeutic virtual reality and chronic pain 7. Therapeutic virtual reality and chronic pain

Hôpitaux Privés de Metz

CA.Rimlinger

F Brunet

M Piette

G.Albert

41% reduction in pain
69% increase in well-being

Anxiety

Insertion/removal of double-J stents; extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy Insertion/removal of double-J stents; extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy

6. Use of a virtual reality (HypnoVR©) during extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy for the treatment of urinary calculi and removal of double-J stents 6. Use of a virtual reality (HypnoVR©) during extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy for the treatment of urinary calculi and removal of double-J stents

Hôpitaux Universitaires Est Parisien

S Doizi

E Ventimiglia

O Traxer

100% satisfaction for the insertion & removal of double-J stents
93% satisfaction for extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy

Anaesthesia

Insertion/removal of double-J stents; cystoscopy; installation de RIMSO Insertion/removal of double-J stents; cystoscopy; installation de RIMSO

5. Use of hypnosis in virtual reality in urology 5. Use of hypnosis in virtual reality in urology

Hôpitaux Universitaires de Strasbourg

A Schirmann

A Dory

A L Legal Cadeau

T Tricard

C Saussine

85% of patients feel relaxed during the treatment
89% of patients wish to repeat the experience

Anaesthesia

Insertion of implantable port Insertion of implantable port

4. Influence of support by virtual reality hypnosis on the anaesthetic strategy for a child undergoing outpatient surgery for the insertion of removal of an implantable port 4. Influence of support by virtual reality hypnosis on the anaesthetic strategy for a child undergoing outpatient surgery for the insertion of removal of an implantable port

Hôpital de Hautepierre – Strasbourg

T Arat

AS Guilbert

C Chauvin

N Tuzin

I.Talon

P.Diemunsch

/5 post-operative nausea
-72% length of stay
minutes in recovery room
Replacement of general anaesthesia by local anaesthesia

Anaesthesia

scoliosis surgery scoliosis surgery

3. Influence of support by virtual reality hypnosis on post-operative pain and consumption of opioids in children after scoliosis surgery 3. Influence of support by virtual reality hypnosis on post-operative pain and consumption of opioids in children after scoliosis surgery

CHU Strasbourg

A-S Guilbert

C Chauvin

C De Melo

A Giraud Comtet

P Diemunsch

E Noll

45% consumption of opioids
-63% consumption of anxiolytics
-40% post-operative pain
-21h of delay before getting out of bed for the first time

Anaesthesia

oocyte puncture oocyte puncture

2. Use of hypnosis in virtual reality during ovocyte puncture 2. Use of hypnosis in virtual reality during ovocyte puncture

Hôpitaux universitaires de Strasbourg

G Vinee

V Faitot

C Chauvin

D Graff

P Diemunsch

90% increase in comfort
95% wish to repeat the experience
74% had an impression of “disconnection”

Anaesthesia

Dental surgery Dental surgery

1. Virtual reality procedure for the management of the anxious patient 1. Virtual reality procedure for the management of the anxious patient

CHRU de Strasbourg

F Clauss

L Bertagnolio

S Jung

M Strub

P Sadonès

C Chauvin

M-C Manière

-45% anxiey
80% moderate satisfaction

Anxiety

A dynamic of technological and scientific innovation

Our experimental DNA and our desire to share the potential of our solution widely with our partners and the patients are what motivate us to validate and explore the use of HpnoVR in new medical applications.

In line with our technological vocation, we also apply our innovative process to new issues, such as the quality of life at work, chronic pain or sleep.

Lastly, in order to improve and maintain present and futures uses, we undertake research projects in collaboration with institutional partners on subjects, such as the use of physiological markers and interactivity in real time.

From the start, the idea of HypnoVR was to design a solution in line with the world of medicine, with my daily routine. We continue to explore the vast subject of pain and anxiety in order to offer a solution, which helps patients and medical staff based on proven scientific results.
Dr Chloé Chauvin, Scientific Director and co-founder of HypnoVR

An eco-system of partners

HypnoVR has developed an eco-system, which promotes innovation, thanks to its team of experts for the mounting and monitoring of R&D projects. Through the network of our different institutional and private partners we bring together the additional competences and resources necessary for the development of our future digital therapies.

Based in Strasbourg, HypnoVR is involved in the regional and national dynamic, which aims to construct the future of the world of e-medicine.