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Study to Check Added effects of Electrical Stimulation with Task Oriented Training in Hand Rehabilitation among Stroke Patients


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Back ground: stroke patients are having variety of disable functions, including limited hand functions which has key role to do activities of daily living.

Objective: To determine the added effects of electrical stimulation combined with task oriented training in stroke patients.

Methods: 30 subjects were selectively divided in to two groups. Group A received Eletrical stimulation with Task oriented training while Group B received only task oriented training. Outcome measures were grip strength, Box and Block test, 9 hole peg and ROM.

Findings: statistical significant difference found for all the variables used in methods in between the groups.

Conclusion: Electrical stimulation with task oriented training improves hand functions more effectively compared to only task oriented training in stroke patients.


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Electrical Stimulation, Task Oriented Training, Hand Rehabilitation
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Paras Joshi
Shree K K Sheth Physiotherapy College, Rajkot, India

Abstract


Back ground: stroke patients are having variety of disable functions, including limited hand functions which has key role to do activities of daily living.

Objective: To determine the added effects of electrical stimulation combined with task oriented training in stroke patients.

Methods: 30 subjects were selectively divided in to two groups. Group A received Eletrical stimulation with Task oriented training while Group B received only task oriented training. Outcome measures were grip strength, Box and Block test, 9 hole peg and ROM.

Findings: statistical significant difference found for all the variables used in methods in between the groups.

Conclusion: Electrical stimulation with task oriented training improves hand functions more effectively compared to only task oriented training in stroke patients.


Keywords


Electrical Stimulation, Task Oriented Training, Hand Rehabilitation

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