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IRCT20200211046456N1 IRCT 2020-08-16 The University of Lahore Effect of core stability exercise in treatment of iliotibial band syndrome Effects of routine physical therapy with and without core stability in improving pain, functional mobility and quality of life in patients with iliotibial band syndrome 2018-07-05 anticipated 40 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/45731 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Double blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Treatment, Randomization description: This study was designed to be a parallel group randomized controlled trial. Random numbers were generated, without stratification, from 1-40 using an online random numbers generator in two sets by an independent statistician. Set 1 was assigned routine physical therapy and set 2 was assigned core stability exercises and routine physical therapy. Opaque, sealed envelope method was used to randomly assign patients (in a 1:1 ration) into both groups and unsealed by a researcher after baseline testing. Outcome assessors were unaware of group assignment, Blinding description: After randomisation, patients were told about their treatment regime by their therapist, keeping blind about the other group treatment. Patients were only informed about treatment programme similarities in both groups (soft tissue, cryotherapy, stretching and strengthening exercises). Both treatment programmes were tailored to the patient’s abilities to make sure all eligible patients could complete the trial. Outcome assessors and data analyzers were masked to group allocation. Patients were told not to talk about the treatment protocol they were given during the trial with the outcome assessors and could contact their therapist in case of any problems during trial participation. Besides, if two or more study participants were in the clinic at the same time, they were assigned to different treatment areas without any opportunity to observe each other or their treatment times were rearranged to prevent unintended crossover. N/A Iliotibial Band Syndrome. Intervention 1: Intervention group: This group include combination of routine physical therapy and core stability exercises as part of treatment. Core stability exercise includes: 1- Transversus abdominus (perform 30 reps with 8s hold) Bracing with heel slides, Abdominal bracing, bridging, standing, standing row, walking, leg lifts. 2- Paraspinals/multifidi (perform 30 reps with 8s hold). Quadruped legs lifts and arm lifts with bracing, Quadruped alternate legs and arms lifts with bracing. 3- Quadratus lumborum and obliques ((perform 30 reps with 8s hold). Side plank with knees flexed and extended. 4- Trunk curl. (Conventional) Routine physical therapy protocol include 1- specific stretching exercises focused on the ITB, tensor fascia latae, and gluteus medius. 2- soft tissue and medial patella mobilizations. 3- active release soft-tissue mobilization techniques. 4- foam roller as a myofascial release tool. 5- strengthening exercises for ITBS. 6- cryotherapy. 7- phonophoresis. 8- immobilization. Total treatment duration was 40 mins per session, 3 days a week (on alternate basis) for 6 weeks. Intervention 2: Control group: In this group participant only received (Conventional) Routine physical therapy protocol include 1- specific stretching exercises focused on the ITB, tensor fascia latae, and gluteus medius. 2- soft tissue and medial patella mobilizations. 3- active release soft-tissue mobilization techniques. 4- foam roller as a myofascial release tool. 5- strengthening exercises for ITBS. 6- cryotherapy. 7- phonophoresis. 8- immobilization. Total treatment duration was 40 mins per session, 3 days a week (on alternate basis) for 6 weeks. No - There is not a plan to make this available Justification or reason for not sharing IPD is There is no further information
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Lahore Pakistan 54000 +92 42 32300865 rabiasaeed534@gmail.com The University of Lahore Pakistan The age between 18-50 years in both the gender Presence of local tenderness over the lateral epicondyle Subjects with Positive Noble compression test Subjects with Positive modified ober’s test 18 years 50 years Both Systemic illness Peripheral nerve involvement in lower extremity Any type of Arthritis of lower limb Tumor History of previous knee trauma and surgery M76.3 Iliotibial band syndrome Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Intervention group: This group include combination of routine physical therapy and core stability exercises as part of treatment. Core stability exercise includes: 1- Transversus abdominus (perform 30 reps with 8s hold) Bracing with heel slides, Abdominal bracing, bridging, standing, standing row, walking, leg lifts. 2- Paraspinals/multifidi (perform 30 reps with 8s hold). Quadruped legs lifts and arm lifts with bracing, Quadruped alternate legs and arms lifts with bracing. 3- Quadratus lumborum and obliques ((perform 30 reps with 8s hold). Side plank with knees flexed and extended. 4- Trunk curl. (Conventional) Routine physical therapy protocol include 1- specific stretching exercises focused on the ITB, tensor fascia latae, and gluteus medius. 2- soft tissue and medial patella mobilizations. 3- active release soft-tissue mobilization techniques. 4- foam roller as a myofascial release tool. 5- strengthening exercises for ITBS. 6- cryotherapy. 7- phonophoresis. 8- immobilization. Total treatment duration was 40 mins per session, 3 days a week (on alternate basis) for 6 weeks. Control group: In this group participant only received (Conventional) Routine physical therapy protocol include 1- specific stretching exercises focused on the ITB, tensor fascia latae, and gluteus medius. 2- soft tissue and medial patella mobilizations. 3- active release soft-tissue mobilization techniques. 4- foam roller as a myofascial release tool. 5- strengthening exercises for ITBS. 6- cryotherapy. 7- phonophoresis. 8- immobilization. Total treatment duration was 40 mins per session, 3 days a week (on alternate basis) for 6 weeks. Pain. Timepoint: At baseline (before intervention), 3 weeks of treatment and at end of treatment (6 weeks). Method of measurement: Numeric Pain Rating Scale. Functional Mobility. Timepoint: At baseline (before intervention), 3 weeks of treatment and at end of treatment (6 weeks). Method of measurement: Lower Extremity Functional Scale. Quality of Life. Timepoint: At baseline (before intervention) and at end of treatment (6 weeks). Method of measurement: Short Form (36) Health Survey. The University of Lahore Approved 2018-05-31 Institutional Review Board of University of Lahore 1-KM Defence Road, Off Bhobatian Chowk, Lahore Lahore Punjab Pakistan