Effectiveness of theraband and CIMT on lower extremity function of gait in stroke patients

Patients who have experienced a stroke and wish to enhance their gait speed and maximum step length make up the study population.Two primary goals were examined in this study. At first will determine wheather assisted thera-band resistance exercises were beneficial for enhancing the gait speed and maximum step length  . The other to determine whether the CIMT approach will be beneficial for stroke victims. Twenty-four participants were recruited for the treatment program and split equally into two groups, A and B, consisting of 12 people each. In inclusion criteria, participant with Stroke at least 6 months before study participation**,** able to walk at least 10 m without aids, able to move from sitting to standing independently or support of upper limbs, vital signs are stable and there are no other diseases (eg:cardiac issues). And patient should beage range of 40–70 years old and patient has able to sustain body weight on the affected side even without support.

Moreover patient will be excluded on the basis of, patients with severe cognitive impairment who are unable to follow instructions, visual field defect, problems with the vestibular organ, or an orthopedic medical history of the upper or lower extremity.

The whole study conducted on the basis of, all participants were provided with a comprehensive explanation of the study purpose and method and they voluntarily agreed to participate. And patients will be removed from this trial who have two consecutive absences without medical justification and have any clinical intercurrence that makes continuing with the exercises impossible.