Comparison of the Effectiveness of Virtual Reality and Video Assisted Exercises in Pediatric Chronic Kidney Disease.

The strength of the lower and upper extremity muscles is measured with a digital dynamometer.

Functional capacity is assessed by 6 minute walk test at the baseline and after 6 weeks

The fatigue parameter is evaluated with the Pediatric Quality of Life Inventory Version 4.0 General Scales (PedsQL), a tool developed specifically to assess the physical, school, emotional, and social domains of health-related quality of life in children previously confirmed in healthy and patient populations. From the physical area of PedsQL individual elements of low energy level will be extracted from both child and parent questionnaires to assess the prevalence of fatigue. The frequency of low energy over the past month is classified as one of four categories: "never"; "hardly"; "sometimes"; "Often / almost always". Overall PedsQL scores, from 0 to 100, higher scores mean better quality of life. PedsQL is scored from the "low energy" item from both parents and child surveys.

PedsQLTM 4.0 Quality of Life Scale for Children is used to assess the quality of life of children. PedsQLTM 4.0, with a child / adolescent report and primary caregiver report, is a modular approach to measuring health-related quality of life in healthy children and adolescents in confirmed acute and chronic health conditions in Brazil. The questionnaire evaluates four scales (physical, emotional, social and school functioning) in 23 questions using age-specific forms. Self-report forms are available for children / adolescents aged 5-7, 8-12 or 13-18. Parental reports are available for children aged 2-4, 5-7, 8-12 or 13-18. The questionnaire score ranges from zero to 100 on each scale, and higher values are interpreted to indicate a better quality of life.

Lung Parameters are measured after 3 repetitive treatments performed by using a digital treatment.

Participation in the activity is assessed by Scope questionnaire.The Short Child Roller activities and tasks profile (SCOPE) test is a children-specific assessment test. SCOPE is a test that can be used in the age range from birth to 21 years, which evaluates activity participation as person-centered. SCOPE allows the assessment of participation with comparable objective data within the physical, mental and social disabilities of the child. This questionnaire consists of 25 questions and includes 4 questions from the areas of will, habits, interaction and communication skills, processing skills and motor skill activity performance, and 5 questions for the latest environment. High scores indicate good results.

Children's participation in the activity and their level of entertainment depending on the activity; Short Child Roles Activities and Tasks Profile SCOPE Will and Habits are evaluated by comparing the scores of performance titles before and after treatment.