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IRCT20200107046046N1 IRCT 2020-03-21 Yasouj University of Medical Sciences Comparison of the Effect of Central Stability Exercise and Otago Exercise on Stroke Comparison of the effect of Core stability exercises with Otago exercises on balance and quality of life in patients with stroke 2020-03-20 anticipated 69 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/46436 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Supportive, Randomization description: Eligible individuals were randomly assigned based on the lottery method in which the number of individuals in each group was placed in a numbered container and randomly selected at the time of referral and divided into 3 groups for exercise. Central stability, auto-training and control will be provided. N/A Patients with stroke. Intervention 1: Intervention group: Core stability exercises: Includes Gestures: Camel Cat (lean on your hands and knees on the ground. Rotate your back with your abdominal muscles and pelvis held steady. Then let your waist down as you lift your chest up. And arches), four arms and legs (raising one leg and one arm and one leg), cobra (sleeping on the abdomen and placing your head on your hands and lifting your head upwards and then lowering your chest) Lift up to the hip), lying on the back (raising one leg, raising one foot to the side of the hand and then the opposite hand, raising the pair of legs, raising the pair of legs with two hands and raising the pair of legs). With the ball), hamstring stretches on the chair and on the ground, crunch (flat foot, regular, reverse and ball), bridge (assisted and unassisted) and bridging the Swiss ball They will do three sessions per week for eight weeks and will complete a 5 minute cool down after each session. Intervention 2: Intervention group: Otago exercises: Includes gestures: walking forward (with and without support), heel (with and then without support), lateral walking (with and without support), single leg (with and without support) Backing), getting up from the chair (with two hands, one hand, no hands and with the ball), walking backwards (with backing and then unsupported and finally with the ball), heel walking (with backing and then Unsupported and ultimately with the ball), they walk and rotate around, doing three sessions for eight weeks each week, and doing 5 minutes of cooling down after each session. Intervention 3: Control group: Non-intervention: This group will not be trained. Undecided - It is not yet known if there will be a plan to make this available Justification or reason for indecision in sharing IPD is No more information.
public Fatemeh Pirayesh
Imam Khomeini street
Pataveh Iran (Islamic Republic of) 7598119761 +98 74 3323 4115 fatemehpirayesh72@yahoo.com Yasouj University of Medical Sciences scientific Fatemeh Pirayesh
Imam Khomeini street
Pataveh Iran (Islamic Republic of) 7598119761 +98 74 3323 4115 fatemehpirayesh72@yahoo.com Yasouj University of Medical Sciences Iran (Islamic Republic of) Neurologist diagnoses ischemic stroke 6 months after stroke Patient balance with cut-off score of 32 and below based on leaf balance questionnaire Individual time 14 ≤ seconds in the timed test of getting up and going Ability to walk independently Having the physical ability to participate in exercise based on the opinion of a specialist No Comorbidities (Heart, Pulmonary and Mental Disorders) Consent to participate in the study and sign the informed consent form No previous patient participation in studies similar to current research Age range 40 to 70 years 40 years 70 years Both Research participants can be excluded from the study at any time. G46.4 Cerebellar stroke syndrome Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Intervention group: Core stability exercises: Includes Gestures: Camel Cat (lean on your hands and knees on the ground. Rotate your back with your abdominal muscles and pelvis held steady. Then let your waist down as you lift your chest up. And arches), four arms and legs (raising one leg and one arm and one leg), cobra (sleeping on the abdomen and placing your head on your hands and lifting your head upwards and then lowering your chest) Lift up to the hip), lying on the back (raising one leg, raising one foot to the side of the hand and then the opposite hand, raising the pair of legs, raising the pair of legs with two hands and raising the pair of legs). With the ball), hamstring stretches on the chair and on the ground, crunch (flat foot, regular, reverse and ball), bridge (assisted and unassisted) and bridging the Swiss ball They will do three sessions per week for eight weeks and will complete a 5 minute cool down after each session. Intervention group: Otago exercises: Includes gestures: walking forward (with and without support), heel (with and then without support), lateral walking (with and without support), single leg (with and without support) Backing), getting up from the chair (with two hands, one hand, no hands and with the ball), walking backwards (with backing and then unsupported and finally with the ball), heel walking (with backing and then Unsupported and ultimately with the ball), they walk and rotate around, doing three sessions for eight weeks each week, and doing 5 minutes of cooling down after each session. Control group: Non-intervention: This group will not be trained. Balance. Timepoint: Balance at baseline (before intervention) and after baseline. Method of measurement: Berg balance scale (BBS). Quality of life. Timepoint: Quality of life at baseline (before intervention) and one month after baseline. Method of measurement: Stroke Specific Quality Of Life (SSQOL). Yasouj University of Medical Sciences Approved 2020-02-22 Ethics Committee of Yasuj University of Medical Sciences Yasuj, Shahid Motahari Blvd., Yasuj University of Medical Sciences Yasuj Kohgilouyeh-va-Boyrahmad Iran (Islamic Republic of)