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• W2945841853 abstract "Question: IS ARM TRAINING WITH AUDITORY CUEING IS BETTER THAN CONSTRAINT INDUSED MOVEMENT THERAPY FOR IMPROVEMENT OF UPPER LIMB FUNCTION IN POST STROKE PATIENTS? Design: A comparative study randomized controlled trial design Participants: .patients diagnosed with subacute stroke and needs physiotherapy for improvement of upper limb function. Intervention: arm training with auditory cueing , constraint indused movement therapy Outcome measures: , Fugl Meyer post stroke upper limb assessment scale (FMPSULAS), chedoke arm and hand inventory activity (CHAI) Results: On compairing the pre test and post test treatment FUGL MEYER assessment of motor function score ,the motor functioning group A increased signicantly at post treatment 50.15 3.78 as compared to pre treatment 41.23 4.17 when compared by Wilcoxon signed ranks test. The motor functioning group B increased signicantly at post treatment 40.75 5.24 as compared to pre treatment 40.75 5.24 when compared by Wilcoxon signed ranks test . but the improvement in group B was 1.6 fold less as compared to group A. On compairing the pre test and post test treatmentCHEDOKE arm and hand activity scores ,the motor functioning group A increased signicantly at post treatment 56.92 .3.25 as compared to pre treatment 48.54 3.69 when compared by Wilcoxon signed ranks test. The motor functioning group B increased signicantly at post treatment 53.4.61 as compared to pre treatment 49.42 4.64, when compared by Wilcoxon signed ranks test . but the improvement in group B was 2.2 fold less as compared to group A. The analysis revealed that both types of training inuence upper limb function of hemiparetic Stroke patients during the study period. This analysis showed that both groups improved with training over time i.e. from pre to post. Conclusion: Study found both the treatments modied constant induced movement and arm training with auditory cueing effective improving the function of upper extremity in sub acute hemiparetic stroke patients but modied with constraint- induced movement was found to be signicantly more effective then arm training with auditory cueing alone. The Fugl-Meyer assessment of motor function score and chedoke arm & hand activity inventory scores improved 1.6 & 2.2 times more respectively in patients those who received modied constraints-induced movement than those who received arm training with auditory cueing alone. Study concluded that modied constraints- induced movement will be more effective then arm training with auditory cueing alone regaining the functional performance of upper limb following MCA stoke. Addition of constraints for six hours is more effective in improving upper limb function." @default.
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• W2945841853 title "ARM TRAINING WITH AUDITORY CUEING IS MORE EFFECTIVE FOR UPPER LIMB MOTOR FUNCTION THAN MODIFIED CONSTRAINT INDUSED MOVEMENT THERAPY IN SUB ACUTE STROKE PATIENTS : AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY." @default.
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