Effects of Compelled Body Weight Shift Technique for Rehabilitation of Individuals With Chronic Stroke

Effects of Compelled Body Weight Shift Technique for Rehabilitation of Individuals With Chronic Stroke

Effects of Compelled Body Weight Shift Technique for Rehabilitation of Individuals With Chronic Stroke

Stroke is one of the major cause of lifelong disability if not treated on time, the investigator's technique knows as Compelled Body Weight Shift Technique (CBWS) was utilized and administered to chronic stroke population and results were figured out using gait parameters and Tinetti POMA scale.

Total 28 sample size out of which 27 were divided into control and experimental group. Inclusion criteria was Unilateral chronic stroke with asymmetrical stance, Patients with score of 3,4 and 5 will be included according to FAS (Functional Ambulation Scale), Ability to understand and follow instructions, Both male and female, Any type of stroke, and Age 40-60. Written and informed consent was obtained from participants of study. Six weeks of exercise training was combined with compelled body weight shift technique via shoe lift of 0.6 cm thickness for experimental group and for control group training was performed without shoe lift.

Subjects were randomly assigned and informed consent was obtained, the subjects were educated about treatment and on the basis of functional ambulation scale 3,4 and 5 subjects were included, along with this the subjects of age group between 40-60 having ability to understand and follow instructions were included in study. Results were obtained by using gait parameters including walk speed, cadence, step rate, stride length The tinetti POMA scale was utilized to record changes post treatment in gait , the weight bearing was recorded using Camry ZT-160 analog weight scale At the end of every week results were obtained.

Subjects were randomly assigned and informed consent was obtained, the subjects were educated about treatment and on the basis of functional ambulation scale 3,4 and 5 subjects were included, along with this the subjects of age group between 40-60 having ability to understand and follow instructions were included in study. Results were obtained by using gait parameters including walk speed, cadence, step rate, stride length The tinetti POMA scale was utilized to record changes post treatment in gait , the weight bearing was recorded using Camry ZT-160 analog weight scale At the end of every week results were obtained.

Routine Physical Therapy with 0.6 cm thickness insole inserted in shoe of unaffected side and following exercises were performed by patients Muscle re-education Sit to stand exercise , 4 to 10 repetitions Supported heel raise to 10 repetitions with 3 sets Supported squat exercise tibialis anterior and quads muscles to 10 repetitions with 3 sets Gait training Forward walk in parallel bars with number of 10 rounds. Task oriented training balance training A. Stepping exercise on 15 cm height step and number of repetitions 10. B. Tandem standing for 10 seconds. C. Reaching exercise in which patient performed reaching for object in therapists hand and the number of repetitions was 10.

Routine Physical Therapy without 0.6 cm thickness insole inserted in shoe of unaffected side and following exercises were performed by patients Muscle re-education Sit to stand exercise , 4 to 10 repetitions Supported heel raise to 10 repetitions with 3 sets Supported squat exercise tibialis anterior and quads muscles to 10 repetitions with 3 sets Gait training Forward walk in parallel bars with number of 10 rounds. Task oriented training balance training A. Stepping exercise on 15 cm height step and number of repetitions 10. B. Tandem standing for 10 seconds. C. Reaching exercise in which patient performed reaching for object in therapists hand and the number of repetitions was 10.

Tinetti Performance Oriented Mobility Assessment The Tinetti, evaluation instrument is, an effectively managed, task-arranged test that, quantifies gait and balance activities of patients. A three-point, ordinal scale, extending from 0-2. "0" demonstrates the most elevated level of debilitation and "2" the people's freedom. Total Balance Score = 16 Total Gait Score = 12 Maximum total test Score = 28 [Time Frame: upto 6 weeks]

A 10meter walk test A ten meter distance employed, to determine functional mobility and gait speed, the ten meter walk test was performed by patient at self-selected walking pace and fast walking pace

Inclusion Criteria: Unilateral chronic stroke with asymmetrical stance Patients with score of 3,4 and 5 were included according to functional ambulation scale(59) Ability to understand and follow instruction Both male and female. Any type of stroke. Age 40-60. Exclusion Criteria: • Serious or unstable medical, condition of patient. History of other neurological diseases (i.e. Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis), Contractures or any deformity. Leg Length Discrepancy