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A Comparative Efficacy To Analyse The Effect Of Structured Therapy And Dual Task Training On Gait Among Pediatric Population With Developmental Coordination Disorder - An Experimental Study.

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By Aneri Snehal Patwari, Bharti Prajapati, Krupa Panchal
| ijfmr.com
Background: Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by poor motor coordination, balance deficits, and gait abnormalities that interfere with daily activities and participation. Physiotherapy interventions such as structured therapy and dual-task training are commonly used to improve gait performance in children with DCD Methodology: A 40 participates comparative experimental study will be conducted among children diagnosed with DCD.
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A Comparative Efficacy Of Land Strength Exercise Programme Versus Proprioception Training On Postural Stability In Sedentary Obese Individual – An Experimental Study

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By Aneri Snehal Patwari, Pritesh Dalvi, Dhiren Pavar
| ijfmr.com
Background: Obesity and a sedentary lifestyle are associated with impaired balance, reduced muscle strength, decreased proprioceptive function, and an increased risk of falls. Exercise interventions such as proprioceptive training and land-based strength training have been widely used to improve balance; however, their comparative effectiveness in sedentary obese individuals remains an area of interest. Methods: Sedentary obese individuals were divided into two intervention groups.
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A Comparative Efficacy To Analyse The Effect Of Multicomponent Exercise Versus Resisted Exercise On Gait Of Geriatric Individuals Having Frailty Syndrome- An Experimental Study

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By Aneri Snehal Patwari, Riya Patel
| ijfmr.com
Background: Frailty in geriatric patients is associated with impaired balance, gait dysfunction, and increased risk of falls. Exercise interventions are commonly used to improve mobility and functional independence in this population. Objective: To compare the effects of multicomponent exercise and resisted exercise programs on Dynamic Gait Index (DGI) scores in frail geriatric patients.
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