Effects of Universal Exercise Unit Therapy With Task-oriented Training in CP Children
Effects of Universal Exercise Unit Therapy With Task-oriented Training on Lower Extremity Gross Motor Function and Balance in Cerebral Palsy Children
Riphah International University
80 participants
Jan 1, 2024
INTERVENTIONAL
Conditions
Summary
Cerebral palsy is a problem that affects the development and motor skills caused by early non-progressive central nervous system damage. Muscle rigidity, spasticity, fragility, uncontrolled movement, or a combination of these abnormalities characterized it. Therapeutic usage of the universal exercise unit is common. Also called a spider cage or monkey cage. This device helps people with motor problems, especially cerebral palsy. This metal 3-dimensional contraption uses wires, rubber bands, pulleys, weights, and belts. The goal is to engage the vestibular and proprioceptive systems, which are necessary for balance, coordination, and awareness.
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Interventions
Leg press, Sit to stand, Half knee rise, Lateral step up, Forward step up.
Standing transfer (hip abduction/adduction), Stair climbing (hip extension, calf raise), Walking and gait training, Reaching and grasping activities.
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NCT06637579