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IRCT20200515047451N1 IRCT 2020-07-04 Faiza Altaf Effects of myofascial release with and without emmett technique in iliotibial band syndrome NIL Effects of myofascial release with and without emmett technique in iliotibial band syndrome 2020-06-15 anticipated 22 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/48773 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Treatment, Other design features: Non-probability convenient sampling technique will be used to recruit the individuals for the study and then randomization will be done by lottery method to divide the individuals into 2 treatment groups. Sealed envelops will be used for allocation concealment, Randomization description: Randomization was done through lottery method and than participant's were allocated in two groups through concealed allocation. 4 Iliotibial band syndrome (ITBS) is a common knee injury that usually presents with pain or tenderness on palpation of the lateral aspect of the knee, superior to the joint line and inferior to the lateral femoral epicondyle. This overuse injury often causes weakness of hip abductor muscles and decreased range of motion of hip adductors.. Intervention 1: Intervention Group A after a 20 minutes of hot pack will receive Manual myofascial release to iliotibial band by having the subject to lie in the side lying position on the unaffected side. The upper leg to be tested was rested on the table with hip and knee flexion. Then the therapist applied a few kilograms of force weight along the iliotibial band course proximally to distally. The therapist will repeat this for 6 minutes. Intervention 2: Intervention group B after a 20 minutes of hot pack B will receive manual myofascial release and the Emmett intervention with the subject sitting upright on a 45cm wooden chair; light, constant pressure via the middle finger (at a perpendicular angle to the skin) will be applied at both points, three times for 10-20s with 5-10s breaks between. A light sweeping action over the sensory area that will treated will be performed once, using the back of the fingers. The rationale for this is that the light brushing action “disperses the sensory awareness to move without being too heavy or specific enough to create muscular response.” The sequence performed on one side will then repeated on the opposite leg. In Ross Emmett’s teachings of the technique he insists on treatment of both sides when focusing on the lower body (for balance). Once both sides will be completed, the subject will be instructed to walk around the room for a minute. No - There is not a plan to make this available Justification or reason for not sharing IPD is There is no further decision and information decided yet
public Faiza Altaf
Madar e Millat road, Quaid e Azam real estate
Lahore Pakistan 46770 NIL faiza.altaf@umt.edu.pk Riphah College of Rehabilitation Sciences (RCRS) scientific Faiza Altaf
Madar e Millat road, Quaid e Azam real estate
Lahore Pakistan 46770 NIL faiza.altaf@umt.edu.pk Riphah College of Rehabilitation Sciences Pakistan Positive Ober’s Test Both males and females Age 25 to 45 years 25 years 45 years Both TFL (Tensor Fascia Lata) tightness Any pathological and traumatic conditions, Fractures and Dislocation Already received few sessions of Manual Therapy treatment Taking corticosteroids, analgesic or anti-inflammatory drugs. Treatment of lower limb myofascial pain or trigger points at the time of the study Current or previous symptoms of pathology reported in the lower limbs or pelvis M76.30 Iliotibial band syndrome, unspecified leg Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Intervention Group A after a 20 minutes of hot pack will receive Manual myofascial release to iliotibial band by having the subject to lie in the side lying position on the unaffected side. The upper leg to be tested was rested on the table with hip and knee flexion. Then the therapist applied a few kilograms of force weight along the iliotibial band course proximally to distally. The therapist will repeat this for 6 minutes. Intervention group B after a 20 minutes of hot pack B will receive manual myofascial release and the Emmett intervention with the subject sitting upright on a 45cm wooden chair; light, constant pressure via the middle finger (at a perpendicular angle to the skin) will be applied at both points, three times for 10-20s with 5-10s breaks between. A light sweeping action over the sensory area that will treated will be performed once, using the back of the fingers. The rationale for this is that the light brushing action “disperses the sensory awareness to move without being too heavy or specific enough to create muscular response.” The sequence performed on one side will then repeated on the opposite leg. In Ross Emmett’s teachings of the technique he insists on treatment of both sides when focusing on the lower body (for balance). Once both sides will be completed, the subject will be instructed to walk around the room for a minute. Pain. Timepoint: Before intervention and 1,2,6 weeks after intervention. Method of measurement: Numeric Pain Rating scale (NPRS). Range of motion(ROM) of adductors of hip. Timepoint: Before intervention and 1,2,6 weeks after intervention. Method of measurement: Goniometer. Power of lower limbs. Timepoint: Before intervention and 1,2,6 weeks after intervention. Method of measurement: Vertical jump test. Faiza Altaf Approved 2020-01-01 Riphah College of Rehabilitation Sciences (RCRS) Research Ethical Committee (REC) Madar e Millat road, Quaid e Azam real Estate Lahore Punjab Pakistan