Scar Mobilization Improves Scars and Quality of Life in Burned Children.
Effects of the Scar Tissue Mobilization on Scar Thickness, Pliability and Quality of Life in Children With Upper Extremity Burns.
Riphah International University
15 participants
Apr 14, 2026
INTERVENTIONAL
Conditions
Summary
This quasi-experimental study evaluates the effect of scar tissue mobilization on scar thickness, pliability, and quality of life in children with upper extremity burns. Conducted at Mayo Hospital Lahore, children aged 8-13 will receive treatment for 5 weeks, with outcomes analyzed using SPSS 27.
Eligibility
Inclusion Criteria4
- -13 years
- Stable scar and referred for scar management
- Affected upper extremity joints (shoulder, elbow and wrist) with burned injuries
- Partial thickness and full thickness burn.
Exclusion Criteria4
- Pre-existing skin condition or allergies
- Neurological disorders affecting motor function
- Fracture with burn in upper limbs
- Patient with only superficial burns
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Interventions
15-minute massage twice weekly for 5 weeks using baby oil by the same therapist. Included moderate-pressure strokes, finger pressing, circular movements, skin rolling, and finishing gliding strokes.
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NCT07578883