Effect of MENTAL PRACTICE COMBINED WITH TASK SPECIFIC TRAINING for sitting balance in individuals with PARAPLEGIA

INDIAN SPINAL INJURIES CENTRE INSTITUTE OF REHABILITATION SCIENCES0 sites30 target enrollmentStarted: TBDLast updated: November 24, 2021

Trial Snapshot

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•1.Subjects with paraplegia with level of injury below T1
•2.Subjects with complete or incomplete injury according to AIS
•3.Subjects who had sustained injury for less than 6 monthsâ?? duration
•4.Subjects with motor score of 5/25 or less in both lower limb
•5.Subjects who are over 18 years of age
•6.Subjects with ability to sit unsupported for atleast 30 sec
•7.Subjects with a minimum active 90 degree of shoulder flexion
•8.Subjects who were able to communicate and follow commands with MMSE scores >= 24
•9.Subjects who were willing to participate

•1.Subjects who were medically unstable
•2.Subjects with unstable cardiopulmonary disease
•3.Subjects with any other neurological, musculoskeletal or psychiatric impairment that would affect the participation in the study
•4.Subjects with any deformity of the upper extremity
•5.Subjects with any other complication like pressure sores, autonomic dysreflexia, orthostatic hypotension, contractures, heterotropic ossification and urinary tract infection
•6.Subjects with uncorrected hearing or visual impairment that would affect the participation in study
•7.Subjects with severe depression (beck depression inventory â?? II (>= 29)
•8.Subjects with grade 3 spasticity on modified ashworth scale

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INDIAN SPINAL INJURIES CENTRE INSTITUTE OF REHABILITATION SCIENCES