Weight Bearing Exercises With NMES on Balance and Functional Abilities In Children With Hemiplegia

NANot yet recruitingINTERVENTIONAL
Enrollment

30

Participants

Timeline

Start Date

July 15, 2025

Primary Completion Date

November 15, 2025

Study Completion Date

December 15, 2025

Conditions
Hemiplegic Cerebral Palsy
Interventions
OTHER

traditional physical therapy and weight-bearing exercise

"They will receive 60 minute session, 3 times/ week for 8 weeks as following:~* 30 minutes of traditional physical therapy program : Includes: Strengthening, Stretching, Balance, Postural Control, Functional Mobility and Gait Training.~* 30 minutes of seven different weight-bearing exercises program of exercises with three of those being repeated on the left and right sides to make a total of ten exercises, each held for 3 minutes, the exercises include: hamstring stretch, calf stretch, half kneeling balance, static squat, bridge, four point kneeling and four point kneeling with leg extension the exercises include: : Hamstring stretch,Calf stretch , Half kneeling balance , Static Squat, Bridge, Four point kneeling with leg extension, and Four point kneeling."

OTHER

neuromuscular electrical stimulation , traditional physical therapy and weight-bearing exercise

"They will receive 60 minute session, 3 times/ week for 8 weeks as following:~* 30 minutes of the same traditional physical therapy as the control group.~* 30 minutes of the same weight-bearing exercises program as the control group adding to it the neuromuscular electrical stimulation on: Tibialis anterior, Quadriceps, Paraspinal muscles.~* NMES Parameters :~ * Device: Everyway-EV-906.~ * Frequency: 30-35 Hz (to optimize muscle endurance and motor unit recruitment).~ * Pulse Width: 250-300 µs.~ * Intensity: Adjusted to elicit visible muscle contraction without discomfort (submaximal, (25-30 mA).~ * Electrode Placement:~ * Lower Limb: Tibialis anterior (for dorsiflexion) and quadriceps (for knee stability) during weight-bearing (El-Shamy and El Kafy, 2021).~ * Trunk: Paraspinal muscles (for postural control) during static squats and bridging"

All Listed Sponsors
lead

Cairo University

OTHER