Hazwani Ahmad

Background Modified Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy (mCIMT) has demonstrated significant potential in rehabilitating lower extremity motor impairments following stroke. However, mCIMT’s application is often limited by the need for specialized devices to constrain the non-affected extremity and longer training duration.

The team members of the experiment include the lead investigator, who will record and organize measured data; a physical therapist, who will perform exercise rehabilitation and ice therapy on the participants; a therapist, who will supervise the intervention to ensure uniformity and standardization of treatment; an outcome measurer, responsible for outcomes measurement; and a gout expert, who will provide professional clinical judgment and respond to emergencies during treatment.

Introduction Recent evidence demonstrates a reduced physical capacity of trained individuals during exercise in the heat as relative humidity (RH) increases (Maughan et al., 2012; Moyen et al., 2014; Che Muhamed et al., 2016).