Effects of Joint Integrity Exercises Verses Mirror Therapy in Hemineglect Stroke Survivors
Stroke
About this trial
This is an interventional treatment trial for Stroke focused on measuring Joint integrity ,Proprioception, Mirror therapy, Hemineglect
Eligibility Criteria
Inclusion Criteria:
- Hemi neglect stroke patients after performing line bisection test
- Patients having Mini mental State Examination score above 24
- Patients having Catherine Bergego scale score above 27
- Patients having minimum MIQ-3 score 6 or above
- Sub-acute phase (2 Months) following stroke
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients with neurological conditions other than stroke including Parkinson's, Alzheimer and Multiple sclerosis
Sites / Locations
- Lahore General Hospital
Arms of the Study
Arm 1
Arm 2
Experimental
Active Comparator
Joint integrity exercises
Mirror therapy
Tactile stimulation with the various textures will be applied to the patients with three strokes followed by 3 sec rest period. Kinaesthetic stimulations will be given to the patients to increase proprioception proprioception in neglected limb in sitting position, the limb on the affected side of the body is supported and moved by the examiner in various directions but movement is only at one joint at a time. Stereognosis by placing the object in the patient's hand for a maximum 30 seconds with close eyes. Identification is by naming, description or by pair matching with an identical set.
A 5 cm × 35 cm mirror will be placed vertically between the upper limbs on the table, with the reflecting surface facing the uninjured limb. Patients will be asked to observe the motion of the upper limb on the uninjured side and imagine that the limb on the affected side was in motion, imagine the motion of the affected limb the same as that observed on the uninjured side, and complete 6 movements including shoulder joint forward flexion, elbow joint flexion and extension, forearm forward and backward rotation, wrist joint flexion and extension, finger extension and grasping, and thumb abduction. The participants will be asked to perform each movement for 5 min and try to reach the maximum range of motion of the joints. Training will be completed for 30 min per day) Session will be 3 days per week. Per day session will be for 30 minutes.