Effect of passive Neurodynamic Slider on Gait parameters in Subject with Lumbar Canal Stenosis Related to Neuropathic pain.: - A Sham Randomized Trial

Lumbar spinal stenosis is a prevalent disorder that affects older adults caused by narrowing of lumbar spinal and nerve root canal thus leading to compression of the neural and vascular structures within the spaces thus experiences a difficulty in walking and standing. Neuropathic pain occurs when there is a involvement of nerve and nerve root, thus creating disruption in their normal gait patterns thus having increased gait variability. Neurodynamic slider reinstate the dynamic balance between relative movement of neural tissues and surrounding mechanical interfaces, hence promote optimal physiological function thus resulting in reducing gait variability. Two groups will be consider i.e. experimental group and sham group, in which the experimental group will receive passive neurodynamic slider and sham group will receive sham neurodynamic slider. The intervention will be given for 4 weeks after which post data of outcome measure will be taken, before the intervention the pre assessment and outcome measure data will be taken. Based on the data of outcome measures the data analysis will be done and after that result & discussion will be written followed by conclusion. The main objective is to investigate the effect of passive neurodynamic slider technique on gait parameters in subject with lumbar spinal stenosis associated with neuropathic pain.