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IRCT20210909052421N3 IRCT 2023-04-09 Prince Sattam bin Abdul-Aziz university Efficacy of a Modified Active Physical Therapy Program in athletes with Osteitis Pubis Efficacy of a Modified Active Physical Therapy Program on Pain, Muscle Strength, and Function in Adolescent Football Players with Osteitis Pubis 2022-10-11 anticipated 50 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/68946 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Single blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Treatment, Randomization description: - A researcher who was not involved in the study performed the randomization using enclosed envelopes. - The researcher prepared the enclosed envelopes, each envelope with a labeled card as either a modified active physical therapy (MAPT) or traditional physical therapy (TPT) group. - Each patient was requested to choose an enclosed envelope, 1:1 simple randomization, that determined whether he was allocated randomly to the MAPT group or TPT group, Blinding description: The examining researcher was not included in the randomization process and still unaware of the group allocation. During their assessment, patients were asked not to report their treatment allocation to the examiner. N/A osteitis pubis. Intervention 1: Intervention group. The modified active physical therapy (MAPT) group consisted of four stages. Each stage lasted for three weeks. Stage 1: Pain control & lumbopelvic stability - Stage 2: Strengthening and core stability exercises., Stage 3;Closed kinetic chain exercises and balance training, Stage 4:Plyometrics and sports specific training. Intervention 2: Control group: The traditional physical therapy (TPT) group used basic physiotherapy methods. Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: Patient information sheet , raw data , results When: After publication To whom: public Conditions: statistical analysis Where to obtain: Research gate How to obtain: via email. research gate Comments:
public Nadia Lotfy Radwan
ALmanifeia, Alraghi building
Alkharj Saudi Arabia 00966 +966 56 172 8094 n.radwan@psau.edu.sa Prince Sattam bin Abdulaziz University scientific Marwa Mohamed Ibrahim
Albatha
Alkharj Saudi Arabia 00966 +966 11 588 6553 assprofpnu@gmail.com prince sattam bin Abdul-Aziz university Saudi Arabia Male adolescent football players suffering from osteitis pubis (OP). The player’s age ranged from 12 to 18 years, with a history of OP pain extended more than 3 months. If they have unilateral or bilateral groin pain that increases with movement as sprinting, cutting, and sit-ups and disappear by rest. If they have positive squeeze test, positive symphysis pubis stress tests. if they have pubic bone and pubic symphysis joint tenderness with palpation. 12 years 18 years Male All other differential diagnosis leading to groin pain (e.g. inguinal or femoral hernia, prostatitis or urinary tract disorders), A history of lower limb surgery and/or trauma to the back or hip. M70.85 Other soft tissue disorders related to use, overuse and pressure of thigh Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Intervention group. The modified active physical therapy (MAPT) group consisted of four stages. Each stage lasted for three weeks. Stage 1: Pain control & lumbopelvic stability - Stage 2: Strengthening and core stability exercises., Stage 3;Closed kinetic chain exercises and balance training, Stage 4:Plyometrics and sports specific training Control group: The traditional physical therapy (TPT) group used basic physiotherapy methods. Pain. Timepoint: pain will be measured at baseline and one week after the end of the treatment period for both groups. Method of measurement: Visual analog scale (VAS). Hip and trunk muscle strength. Timepoint: hip and trunk muscle strength will be measured at baseline and one week after the end of the treatment period for both groups. Method of measurement: handheld dynamometer will be used to measure muscle strength. Lower extremity function. Timepoint: it will be measured at baseline and one week after the end of the treatment period for both groups. Method of measurement: lower extremity functional scale. Self funding Approved 2022-10-31 Standing Committee of Bioethics Research (SCBR) in the College of Applied Medical Sciences, Prince ALmanifeia, Alraghi building Alkharj Riyadh Saudi Arabia