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IRCT20211107052992N1 IRCT 2022-09-18 The University of Lahore Comparative effects of high and low intensity resistance training on balance and fatigue perception in patients with Parkinson’s Disease Comparative effects of high and low intensity resistance training on balance and fatigue perception in patients with Parkinson’s Disease 2020-12-04 anticipated 44 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/61591 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Single blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Other, Purpose: Treatment, Randomization description: Simple randomization method used. Both group A and B randomized. Participants with Parkinson's Disease in both A and B group randomly selected after matching inclusion criteria through chit method. Random sequence was built by appointing Even numbers to the group A and odd numbers to group B, Blinding description: Participants of both groups were blinded in this study through chit method. We had 2 chits on one Group A were written and on other Group B and once they matched the inclusion criteria we gave them both sealed chit and said to choose one. We share general information about the intervention and study protocol with participants of both groups. Participants were informed that they would be randomly allocated into one of the groups and would receive different exercises and Physiotherapy interventions as treatment. Only information about high and low-intensity exercises. After group allocation, they were informed about the detailed intervention plan of their group. Timing of sessions of both groups participants were different to avoid the unintended meetup of the participants. N/A Parkinson's Disease. Intervention 1: Group A (Intervention group): 22 patients allocated to the Group A performed low-intensity exercise program which include breathing, stretching and relaxation activities in a sitting position twice a week for 12 consecutive weeks. Each session ended-up in 60 min. The standard training program included 5-10 min warm-up session, core activities and 5-min cool-down. Intervention 2: Group B (Intervention group): 22 participants allocated in Group B randomly. Participants allocated to the Group B gone through high intensity resistance training program with thera-bands twice a week for 12 consecutive weeks with individualized progression. Each session ended-up in 60 min. The standard training program included 5-10 min warm-up session, core activities and 5-min cool-down. No - There is not a plan to make this available Justification or reason for not sharing IPD is "There is no further information"
public Rida Naqvi
1-Km Defence Road،, near Bhuptian Chowk،, Lahore, Punjab
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1-Km Defence Road،, near Bhuptian Chowk،, Lahore, Punjab
Lahore Pakistan 55150 +92 42 111 865 865 naqviridz@gmail.com University of Lahore Pakistan use stable medicine able to walk 10 m without any kind of assistant either by a person or a walking frame. 50 years 65 years Both cognitive impairment (Mini-Mental State Examination score lower than 24) comprehension deficits that prevented them from following verbal commands have visual or acoustic limitations diagnosed by any neurological condition other than PD, or other clinical comorbidities that affect the gait G20 Parkinson's Disease Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Group A (Intervention group): 22 patients allocated to the Group A performed low-intensity exercise program which include breathing, stretching and relaxation activities in a sitting position twice a week for 12 consecutive weeks. Each session ended-up in 60 min. The standard training program included 5-10 min warm-up session, core activities and 5-min cool-down. Group B (Intervention group): 22 participants allocated in Group B randomly. Participants allocated to the Group B gone through high intensity resistance training program with thera-bands twice a week for 12 consecutive weeks with individualized progression. Each session ended-up in 60 min. The standard training program included 5-10 min warm-up session, core activities and 5-min cool-down. Balance and Fatigue. Timepoint: baseline, 6 weeks after intervention and 12 weeks after intervention. Method of measurement: Mini-BESTest and Piper Fatigue Scale. The University of Lahore Approved 2020-12-03 Ethics committee of University of Lahore University of Lahore, 1 km, Defence Road, Off Bhobatian Chowk, Lahore Lahore Punjab Pakistan