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IRCT20201031049207N1 IRCT 2020-12-07 Syed Medical Complex Mulligan BLRT versus Static Stretching for Hamstring Mulligan BLR Comparison of Mulligan Bent Leg Raise Technique versus Static Stretching to Increase the Flexibility of Hamstring 2017-04-01 anticipated 75 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/52785 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Single blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Treatment, Other design features: Subjects in two groups were blinded from other group options, however, were instructed to report any adverse effects during trial, Randomization description: Subjects were distributed to two groups with use of Coin Toss Method of randomization. Group classification were such as Group 1, Bent Leg Raise Groups, Group 2, and Static Stretch Group, Blinding description: Allocation of groups was concealed by having the procedure done by a person not linked with any of the apparatus of study, patients. N/A Today’s life style involving increased and prolonged use of computers/ office work have lead the population to decreased flexibility in terms of muscle and joint stiffness. Among these problems of musculoskeletal system, decreased flexibility of hamstrings is significant; which can result in many problems.. Intervention 1: Intervention group-A: Bent Leg Raise Mulligan Technique Group. The BLR technique consists of three repetitions of pain-free, 5 sec, isometric contraction of the hamstrings, performed in five progressively greater positions of hip flexion. Intervention 2: Intervention group -B: static stretching technique group. Static stretches is used as part of cool-down routine to help prevent injury. static stretching is also used as a maintenance stretching program to reduce your risk of injury. Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: Comparison of Mulligan Bent Leg Raise Technique versus Static Stretching to Increase the Flexibility of Hamstring When: Data will be available for one year after Publication of this study To whom: Principal Investigator Riaz Hashmi Conditions: only for citation purpose Where to obtain: By sending a request to the Principal Investigator only. How to obtain: formal email request. Comments:
public Wajida Perveen
Umer Town
Sialkot Pakistan 51310 +92 52 3250520 wjda_noor@yahoo.com Sialkot College of Physical Therapy scientific Riaz Hashmi
Commissioner Road
Sialkt Pakistan 51310 +92 52 4598056 riazhashmiphysio@gmail.com Syed Medical Complex Pakistan Unable to fully extend the knee joint Difficulty in raising the foot dorsally Pain in Walking patients with age 20-45 years 20 years 45 years Both History of trauma Presence of red Flag signs Any surgery Prolapsed Intervertebral Disc patients below 20 years and above 45 years of age any neurological deficits. Treatment - Other Treatment - Other Intervention group-A: Bent Leg Raise Mulligan Technique Group. The BLR technique consists of three repetitions of pain-free, 5 sec, isometric contraction of the hamstrings, performed in five progressively greater positions of hip flexion. Intervention group -B: static stretching technique group. Static stretches is used as part of cool-down routine to help prevent injury. static stretching is also used as a maintenance stretching program to reduce your risk of injury. Back-Saver Sit and Reach Test was used as outcome measure. Timepoint: One Pre-Treatment and three Post Treatment scores were taken. Method of measurement: for measurement Shoes should be removed first. patient Sits on the floor with one leg out straight and the other leg with the knee bent and its foot flat on the floor (see image). The outstretched foot is placed flush against the measurement box. With hands placed on top of each other and palms facing down, the subject reaches slowly forward along the measuring line as far as possible. After three practice reaches, the fourth reach is held for at least one second while the distance is recorded. Nil Approved 2017-03-27 SCPT-IRB Umer Street Sialkot Punjab Pakistan