The Effect of Combined Vibration-Stretching Exercises on Spasticity of Lower Limb Flexors and Fall Risk in Patients with Multiple Sclerosis

the effect of combined vibrational-tensile training on spasticity of lower extremity flexors and risk of multiple sclerosis.

Clinical Trial with Control Group and Two Intervention Groups, 17 Patients were Selected as a Sample, and were Randomly Divided into Two Groups. The simple Randomization Method was used to Assign Individuals to two Groups that in this Method, Random Allocation Software was used to Create a Random Sequence. Then, for not Clearing that People Assigning to which Group before Allocated in other Words Allocation Concealment, was used as a Central Randomization Method.

This Research was a Quasi-experimental Study with Pre-test and Post-test Desing in Ahvaz City. 17 Patients were Selected as a Sample, and were Randomly Divided into Two Groups. Spasticity Measured by the Ashworth Modified Scale (MAS) and Fall Risk Measured by International Fall-I Risk Scale (FES-I).

In this study, patients with multiple sclerosis were able to walk without auxiliary tools, at least six months past their MS disease, with primary progressive MS, with no history of cardiovascular disease, epilepsy, metabolic disease, depression, anxiety, and Other psychiatric disorders, the presence of orthopedic diseases, a history of balance disorder and recurrent postural vertigo, severe pain in the lower extremity and trunk joints, vestibular disease, and visual impairment were all included with the diagnosis of a specialist physician

Vibration and Combined Vibrational-Tensile Exercises

Spasticity of Lower Limb Flexors, Fall Risk

The simple Randomization Method was used to Assign Individuals to two Groups that in this Method, Random Allocation Software was used to Create a Random Sequence. Then, for not Clearing that People Assigning to which Group before Allocated in other Words Allocation Concealment, was used as a Central Randomization Method.

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