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IRCT20190828044636N1 IRCT 2021-01-31 Self Effects of Supported Standing and Functional Electrical Stimulation in acute stroke Conjunct effect of supported standing and functional electrical stimulation on strength and functional mobility in acute stroke:A randomized clinical trial 2018-03-10 anticipated 58 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/41797 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Treatment, Randomization description: simple random sampling technique was used .Computer generated randomization technique using the online sequence number generator for random allocation of patients in two groups has been used to collect the data. N/A stroke. Intervention group:Group A: Participents were treated with conventional therapy (positioning, ROM exercises, bed mobility exercises) along with FES(Functional Electrical Stimulation) and supported standing by using tilt table initially later on standing frames and walkers for 30 minutes once a day and five times a week for six weeks.Stimulation was applied by two channel comfy stimulators (model no EV-806).stimulations was applied by surface electrodes. Electrodes were applied at the points Gluteus Maximus,QuadricepsFemoris, Tibialis Anterior for 10 minutes each. Stimulation was applied at pulse rate of 40 Hz and pulse width of 180 µs. Group B: received conventional therapy (positioning, ROM exercises, and bed mobility exercises) along with supported standing by using tilt table initially later on standing frames and walkers for 30 minutes once a day and five times a week. Both groups received treatment for six weeks.. Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: data colleted from the primary outcomes only When: starting 6 months after publications. when it it will be published To whom: people working in academic and clinical practice Conditions: for clinical trial data can be shared Where to obtain: through email How to obtain: when any one want to review it and request trough email than data will be provided Comments:
public Sadia Iftikhar
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House no A-3, Muhallah Noor Pur sharqi gujrat
Gujrat Pakistan 50700 +92 53 3515229 drsipt@gmail.com Riphah International University lahore campus Pakistan Pakistan Patients 30-65 years of age. Adults with acute stroke. Adults with ischemic stroke. Patients able to react on verbal command. Medically stable patient. Patient was able to walk before stroke. 30 years 65 years Both Unstable cerebral perfusion. Uncontrolled diabetes mellitus, hypertension and associated cardiac problems. Associated problems in the limb e.g., deep vein thrombosis Any orthopedic condition e.g., arthritis and fractures. If the physiological variables (blood pressure, oxygen, heart rate, temperature) go beyond set safety limits and patients with severe fatigue I63 Cerebral infarction Rehabilitation Intervention group:Group A: Participents were treated with conventional therapy (positioning, ROM exercises, bed mobility exercises) along with FES(Functional Electrical Stimulation) and supported standing by using tilt table initially later on standing frames and walkers for 30 minutes once a day and five times a week for six weeks.Stimulation was applied by two channel comfy stimulators (model no EV-806).stimulations was applied by surface electrodes. Electrodes were applied at the points Gluteus Maximus,QuadricepsFemoris, Tibialis Anterior for 10 minutes each. Stimulation was applied at pulse rate of 40 Hz and pulse width of 180 µs. Group B: received conventional therapy (positioning, ROM exercises, and bed mobility exercises) along with supported standing by using tilt table initially later on standing frames and walkers for 30 minutes once a day and five times a week. Both groups received treatment for six weeks. Strength. Timepoint: Baseline(before intervention) , After 6 weeks of intervention. Method of measurement: Manual muscle testing,The River Mead Mobility Index. Balance and Functional mobility. Timepoint: Baseline(before intervention), After six weeks of intervention. Method of measurement: Berge Balance Scale. self Approved 2018-03-10 Institutional review board of Riphah International University Lahore campus 28-M,Quaid-e-Azam, Industrial Estate, Kot Lakhpat, Lahore Lahore Punjab Pakistan