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IRCT20241016063384N1 IRCT 2024-11-04 University of social welfare and rehabilitation sciences virtual reality in upper extremity of stroke patients Effect of specific exercise training using virtual reality on upper extremity function of stroke patients 2024-11-30 anticipated 60 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/79599 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Supportive, Randomization description: Simple randomization of the dice roll type For each participant, we use a dice or similar random device. For example, if the dice is six-sided: Number 1 to 3: The participant is assigned to group A (eg, the experimental group). Number 4 to 6: The participant is assigned to group B (ie, the control group). Conclusion: With this method, each participant has an equal chance to be placed in each group, which helps to reduce the influence of biases and increase the accuracy of the study. N/A cerebrovascular disease. Intervention 1: Intervention group:Initially, the treatment involves electrotherapy and routine exercises such as hand bicycle, push-ups, and pulley system exercises. Afterward, the patient performs specialized exercises, including tasks such as reaching for a target with the hand, moving the upper torso and head towards a target, grabbing, moving, and tracking an object, and finally hand supination and pronation exercises. All of these exercises are shown to the patient through a virtual reality system via a monitor, which then provides feedback to the patient. Intervention 2: Control group:Initially, electrotherapy and routine exercises such as hand cycling, push-ups, and pulley system exercises are performed. Then, the patient performs specific exercises, which include: reaching the hand towards a target, reaching the head and upper trunk towards a target, reaching the hand to a target, grasping, moving, and tracking it, and finally, supination and pronation exercises of the hand. All these exercises are demonstrated by the therapist, who then provides feedback to the patient.". Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: -- When: -- To whom: -- Conditions: -- Where to obtain: -- How to obtain: -- Comments:
public Mona Kamali
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Tehran Iran (Islamic Republic of) 1651139547 +98 21 7710 4133 monakamali9840@gmail.com University of social welfare and rehabilitation sciences Iran (Islamic Republic of) Patients diagnosed with ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke confirmed by a neurologist. Stroke patients aged 40 years or older who are willing and able to give informed consent to participate in the study. Only patients experiencing their first stroke or recurrent stroke without any lasting motor impairment from a previous stroke. Individuals who have had a stroke within the past 36 months. Individuals with relative and minimal active movement in the proximal and distal parts of the affected upper limb Individuals should be free of apraxia. No complete paralysis of the upper limb. No fractures or dislocations of the affected upper limb. 40 years 80 years Both The participant's unwillingness to continue the study for any reason Lack of medical stability Musculoskeletal pain that prevents the treatment Patients with cognitive impairment (score of 20 or lower on the mental status assessment test) should be excluded. excessive spasticity, MAS score no higher than 2). G46.4 Cerebellar stroke syndrome Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Intervention group:Initially, the treatment involves electrotherapy and routine exercises such as hand bicycle, push-ups, and pulley system exercises. Afterward, the patient performs specialized exercises, including tasks such as reaching for a target with the hand, moving the upper torso and head towards a target, grabbing, moving, and tracking an object, and finally hand supination and pronation exercises. All of these exercises are shown to the patient through a virtual reality system via a monitor, which then provides feedback to the patient. Control group:Initially, electrotherapy and routine exercises such as hand cycling, push-ups, and pulley system exercises are performed. Then, the patient performs specific exercises, which include: reaching the hand towards a target, reaching the head and upper trunk towards a target, reaching the hand to a target, grasping, moving, and tracking it, and finally, supination and pronation exercises of the hand. All these exercises are demonstrated by the therapist, who then provides feedback to the patient." ROM of upper extremity. Timepoint: before and after. Method of measurement: goniametry. Activity Of Daily Living. Timepoint: before and after. Method of measurement: modified bartel scale. Upper extremity function. Timepoint: before and after. Method of measurement: wolf motor function test. University of social welfare and rehabilitation sciences Approved 2024-09-23 The Ethics Committee of the University of social welfare and Rehabilitation Sciences No.56,Nastaran 13 building,Shahid Beheshti Town,Babaei Hwy Tehran Tehran Iran (Islamic Republic of)