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Effect of Otago Exercise Versus Square Stepping Exercises on Balance, Fall and Functional Activities in Geriatric Individuals with Osteoarthritis Knee.
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- •Community dwelling elderly person, Age group of 65-75 years, Individuals diagnosed with OA knee, Mild to moderate OA (Grade 1 to 3)
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- •Person having any neurological condition, cardiorespiratory condition, Having/ had joint replacement surgery or arthroscopic surgery on the affected side of the knee, Any other surgery on lower limb within the past 6 months,
- •Planned TKR Program, Severe OA (grade 4)
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