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IRCT20230425057991N1 IRCT 2023-06-08 Bu ali Sina University, Hamedan Investigating the effect of resistance training along with movement pattern retraining in femoral patellofemoral pain syndrome The effect of proximal and distal exercises along with movement pattern retraining on kinematic and kinetic variables of patients with patellofemoral pain 2023-05-22 anticipated 45 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/69756 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Single blinded, Placebo: Used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Treatment, Randomization description: We used Random Allocation Software for randomization. Random codes were generated in blocks 4 and 6. We used sequentially numbered sealed opaque envelopes to conceal the allocation. The third researcher, who had no role in data collection and was not aware of the study process, opened the envelopes containing the random codes and handed them to the patients. As a result, patients were randomly assigned to experimental and control groups with a rate of 1:1, Blinding description: The second researcher who was not involved in the data collection, opened the envelopes containing random codes and delivers to the subjects. The laboratory technicians were not aware of the purpose of the present study and the groups allocation. N/A Patellofemoral Pain. Intervention 1: The first intervention group: Resistance training of the thigh muscles will be done in eight weeks, three sessions a week and each session will last about 60 minutes with the presence of 50 people and under the supervision of the researcher. Training sessions will include about 10 minutes of general warm-up, 40 minutes of mentioned resistance exercises and movement retraining, and 10 minutes of cooling down in the form of stretching exercises. The resistance training program is based on the Fukuda 2010 training program and the motor retraining training program is based on the B Noehren training program. Intervention 2: The second intervention group: Resistance exercises for the ankle muscles will be performed in eight weeks, three sessions a week and each session will last about 60 minutes with the presence of 50 people and under the supervision of the researcher. Training sessions will include about 10 minutes of general warm-up, 40 minutes of mentioned resistance exercises and movement retraining, and 10 minutes of cooling down in the form of stretching exercises. The resistance training program is based on the training program of Carsten M. Mølgaard 2017 and the motor retraining training program is based on the training program of Roper 2016. Intervention 3: Control group: No Intervention. Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: All data and documents can be shared, but with the non-identification of people and the preservation of private information of subjects When: The Results of This Study Will Be Available In Journals 3 Months After Publication. To whom: The Results of The Studies Will Be Accessible to All Individuals in The Community Without Any Restrictions. Conditions: The presented documentation can be used for the treatment of patellofemoral pain. These interventions are applicable if they are prescribed and supervised by a physiotherapist. Where to obtain: E-mail Fatemeh Ahadi f.ahadi@phe.basu.ac.ir How to obtain: When the applicant provides documents for her field of work related to the subject of the thesis and in case of a reasonable request and a commitment not to misuse the data of this research, the data will be sent to her for 1 working week. Comments:
public Dr. Ali Yalfani
Hamedan, Shahid Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan Blvd., Bu Ali Sina University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sports Sciences
Hamedan Iran (Islamic Republic of) 3914658335 +98 81 3838 1421 ali_yalfani@yahoo.com دانشگاه بوعلی سینا همدان scientific Dr. Ali Yalfani
Hamedan, Shahid Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan Blvd., Bu Ali Sina University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sports Sciences
Saveh Iran (Islamic Republic of) 3914658335 +98 81 3838 1421 ali_yalfani@yahoo.com Buali Sina University, Hamedan Iran (Islamic Republic of) 20 to 60 years Pain in the anterior and posterior part of the patella for more than 6 weeks Pain intensity 3 out of 10 on the visual analog scale Dynamic valgus angle of more than 10 degrees The positiveness of the stairs descent test and Clark No injuries in the hip and ankle joints No history of surgery or neurological disease Not having a history of participating in physical therapy in the past years 20 years 60 years Female Deformity of Upper and Lower Limbs History of Surgery or Neurological Disease Injuries Other Than Patellofemoral Pain Knee Joint Instability Use of Painkillers Participation in Physiotherapy Sessions Participation in Sports Activities M99.06 Segmental and somatic dysfunction of lower extremity Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Diagnosis The first intervention group: Resistance training of the thigh muscles will be done in eight weeks, three sessions a week and each session will last about 60 minutes with the presence of 50 people and under the supervision of the researcher. Training sessions will include about 10 minutes of general warm-up, 40 minutes of mentioned resistance exercises and movement retraining, and 10 minutes of cooling down in the form of stretching exercises. The resistance training program is based on the Fukuda 2010 training program and the motor retraining training program is based on the B Noehren training program. The second intervention group: Resistance exercises for the ankle muscles will be performed in eight weeks, three sessions a week and each session will last about 60 minutes with the presence of 50 people and under the supervision of the researcher. Training sessions will include about 10 minutes of general warm-up, 40 minutes of mentioned resistance exercises and movement retraining, and 10 minutes of cooling down in the form of stretching exercises. The resistance training program is based on the training program of Carsten M. Mølgaard 2017 and the motor retraining training program is based on the training program of Roper 2016. Control group: No Intervention Pain. Timepoint: The Timing of The Outcome Measure Will be Performed Before The Intervention and 8 Weeks After The Intervention. Method of measurement: The For Evaluate be Will Use Visual Analogue Scale For Pain. Dynamic Knee Valgus. Timepoint: The Timing of The Outcome Measure Will be Performed Before The Intervention and 8 Weeks After The Intervention. Method of measurement: A Camera Will be Used to Evaluate the Dynamic Knee Valgus. Strength of Hip Abductor Muscles. Timepoint: The Timing of The Outcome Measure Will be Performed Before The Intervention and 8 Weeks After The Intervention. Method of measurement: A Manual Dynamometer will be Used to Evaluate the Strength of Hip Abductor Muscles. Plantar Pressure Distribution. Timepoint: The Timing of The Outcome Measure Will be Performed Before The Intervention and 8 Weeks After The Intervention. Method of measurement: A Foot Pressure Device Will be Used to Evaluate The Plantar Pressure Distribution. Pain Catastrophic. Timepoint: The Timing of The Outcome Measure Will be Performed Before The Intervention and 8 Weeks After The Intervention. Method of measurement: Catastrophic Questionnaire Will be Used to Evaluate Catastrophic. Static and Dynamic Balance. Timepoint: The Timing of The Outcome Measure Will be Performed Before The Intervention and 8 Weeks After The Intervention. Method of measurement: Biodex Device Will be Used to Evaluate Static and Dynamic Balance. Knee Flexion. Timepoint: The Timing of The Outcome Measure Will be Performed Before The Intervention and 8 Weeks After The Intervention. Method of measurement: A Camera Will be Used to Evaluate the Knee Flexion. Pelvic Drop. Timepoint: The Timing of The Outcome Measure Will be Performed Before The Intervention and 8 Weeks After The Intervention. Method of measurement: A Camera Will be Used to Evaluate the Pelvic Drop. Rear-Foot Eversion. Timepoint: The Timing of The Outcome Measure Will be Performed Before The Intervention and 8 Weeks After The Intervention. Method of measurement: A Camera Will be Used to Evaluate the Rear-Foot Eversion. Dorsiflexion. Timepoint: The Timing of The Outcome Measure Will be Performed Before The Intervention and 8 Weeks After The Intervention. Method of measurement: A Camera Will be Used to Evaluate the Dorsiflexion. Strength of Hip External Rotators Muscles. Timepoint: The Timing of The Outcome Measure Will be Performed Before The Intervention and 8 Weeks After The Intervention. Method of measurement: A Manual Dynamometer will be Used to Evaluate the Strength of Hip External Rotators Muscles. Strength of Hip Extensors Muscles. Timepoint: The Timing of The Outcome Measure Will be Performed Before The Intervention and 8 Weeks After The Intervention. Method of measurement: A Manual Dynamometer will be Used to Evaluate the Strength of Hip Extensors Muscles. Strength of Ankle Dorsiflexors Muscles. Timepoint: The Timing of The Outcome Measure Will be Performed Before The Intervention and 8 Weeks After The Intervention. Method of measurement: A Manual Dynamometer will be Used to Evaluate the Strength of Ankle Dorsiflexors Muscles. Strength of Foot Invertors Muscles. Timepoint: The Timing of The Outcome Measure Will be Performed Before The Intervention and 8 Weeks After The Intervention. Method of measurement: A Manual Dynamometer will be Used to Evaluate the Strength of Foot Invertors Muscles. Kinesiophobia. Timepoint: The Timing of The Outcome Measure Will be Performed Before The Intervention and 8 Weeks After The Intervention. Method of measurement: Tampa Questionnaire Will be Used to Evaluate Kinesiophobia. There is no source of financial support. Approved 2023-04-11 National Ethics Committee in Biomedical Research No. 12, Motahari St. 5, Shkoufeh Alley Saveh Markazi Iran (Islamic Republic of)