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IRCT20220522054955N1 IRCT 2023-01-23 king edward medical university effect of kabat technique vs facial neuromuscular re-education technique to reduce facial disability and synkinesis in bell's palsy patients effect of kabat technique vs facial neuromuscular re-education technique to reduce facial disability and synkinesis in bell's palsy patients 2022-04-05 anticipated 85 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/67865 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Single blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Treatment, Randomization description: it was a single blinded randomized conrol trial.. all he participants who came o physiotherapy department diagnosed with bells palsy were considered . 70 patients were alotted in two groups via lottery method, Blinding description: in this study participants are blinded for treatment technique. two different techniques were provided to patients and they were blind about that which technique is given to which patient. N/A Bells' palsy patients. Intervention 1: Group A will recieve the Kabat technique . Kabat et al. invented it. It is a manual resistance exercise that stimulates fundamental movement patterns, activates proprioceptors, accelerates the neuromuscular mechanism's response, and either promotes facilitation or inhibits it. It also improves flexibility, strength, and coordination.Conventional treatment includes:• Galvanic current interrupted by 100 milliseconds, rectangular waveform, three sets, and three contractions in each set • Facial massage by hand: effleurage, kneading, wringing, hacking, tapping, and stroking from finger to thumb are all forms of exercise.• For a total of six weeks, intervention was provided twice per week. One session of treatment lasted between 45 and an hour. Intervention 2: Intervention group: Received neuromuscular re-education techniqueThe patient was placed into one of four treatment-based categories—initiation, facilitation, movement control, and relaxation—based on their impairment on the Sunny Brook Facial Grading Scale (SFGS).Conventional treatment includes:• Galvanic current interrupted by 100 milliseconds, rectangular waveform, three sets, and three contractions in each set • Facial massage by hand: effleurage, kneading, wringing, hacking, tapping, and stroking from finger to thumb are all forms of exercise.• For a total of six weeks, intervention was provided twice per week. One session of treatment lasted between 45 and an hour. Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: EFFECT OF KABAT TECHNIQUE AND FACIAL NEUROMUSCULAR RE-EDUCATION TECHNIQUE TO REDUCE FACIAL DISABILITY AND SYNKINESIS IN BELLS PALSY PATIENTS When: study is completed and become available after its publication To whom: person in academic institute.patient data will not be shown Conditions: under the usage with terms in which journal is accessed / processed for publication it could be used on request Where to obtain: from the university office and responsible supervisor and from journal we will process in future How to obtain: can be on call or mail it will be only used in confidential way for improving reseaerch and benifit of humanity Comments:
public Rabia Rahim
86-B rehman pura lahore
lahore Pakistan 54000 +92 321 4558408 rabiarahim08@ymal.com king edward medical university scientific dr muhammad iqbal
neela gumbad , new anarkali lahore
lahore Pakistan 36121 +92 300 8020301 iqbaldr1069@gmail.com king edward medical university Pakistan Age: 20-60 years Diagnosed cases of Bell’s palsy Non traumatic origin onset(0-6 months 20 years 60 years Both a) Psychiatric patients or non-cooperative patients Patients complaining of other neurological deficit Post-surgical cases Neurotemesise Upper motor neuron lesion Any underlying terminal disease G51 Facial nerve disorders Treatment - Devices Treatment - Devices Group A will recieve the Kabat technique . Kabat et al. invented it. It is a manual resistance exercise that stimulates fundamental movement patterns, activates proprioceptors, accelerates the neuromuscular mechanism's response, and either promotes facilitation or inhibits it. It also improves flexibility, strength, and coordination.Conventional treatment includes:• Galvanic current interrupted by 100 milliseconds, rectangular waveform, three sets, and three contractions in each set • Facial massage by hand: effleurage, kneading, wringing, hacking, tapping, and stroking from finger to thumb are all forms of exercise.• For a total of six weeks, intervention was provided twice per week. One session of treatment lasted between 45 and an hour. Intervention group: Received neuromuscular re-education techniqueThe patient was placed into one of four treatment-based categories—initiation, facilitation, movement control, and relaxation—based on their impairment on the Sunny Brook Facial Grading Scale (SFGS).Conventional treatment includes:• Galvanic current interrupted by 100 milliseconds, rectangular waveform, three sets, and three contractions in each set • Facial massage by hand: effleurage, kneading, wringing, hacking, tapping, and stroking from finger to thumb are all forms of exercise.• For a total of six weeks, intervention was provided twice per week. One session of treatment lasted between 45 and an hour. Facial disability. Timepoint: baseline, after three weeks and after 6 weeks. Method of measurement: facial disability index. Synkinesis. Timepoint: baseline,after 3 weeks and after 6 weeks. Method of measurement: sunny brook facial grading score. king edward medical university Approved 2022-04-05 advanced studies and research board Neela Gumbad, New anarkali, Lahore lahore punjab Pakistan