To assess change in physical functioning (pain, range of motion (ROM), strength, and endurance) after 8 weeks of therapeutic-yoga.
DESIGN:
Planned analyses of data from a randomized pilot study of yoga after stroke.
SETTING:
University-based research laboratory.
PARTICIPANTS:
People with chronic stroke (N=47) randomized to therapeutic-yoga (n=37) or wait-list control (n=10).
INTERVENTIONS:
16 sessions of therapeutic yoga (twice a week/8 weeks). Yoga was delivered in a standardized and progressive format with postures, breathing, and meditation, and relaxation in sitting, standing, and supine.
MAIN MEASURES:
Pain was assessed with the PEG, a 3-item functional measure of the interference of pain. ROM included neck and hip active and passive ROM measurements). Upper and lower extremity strength were assessed with the arm curl test and chair-to-stand test, respectively. Endurance was assessed with the 6-minute walk and modified 2-min step test.
RESULTS:
After a Bonferroni Correction, pain, neck ROM, hip passive ROM, upper extremity strength, and the 6-min walk scores all significantly improved after 8 weeks of engaging in yoga. No changes occurred in the wait-list control group.
CONCLUSIONS:
A group therapeutic-yoga intervention may improve multiple aspects of physical functioning after stroke. Such an intervention may be complementary to traditional rehabilitation
To assess change in physical functioning (pain, range of motion (ROM), strength, and endurance) after 8 weeks of therapeutic-yoga.
DESIGN:
Planned analyses of data from a randomized pilot study of yoga after stroke.
SETTING:
University-based research laboratory.
PARTICIPANTS:
People with chronic stroke (N=47) randomized to therapeutic-yoga (n=37) or wait-list control (n=10).
INTERVENTIONS:
16 sessions of therapeutic yoga (twice a week/8 weeks). Yoga was delivered in a standardized and progressive format with postures, breathing, and meditation, and relaxation in sitting, standing, and supine.
MAIN MEASURES:
Pain was assessed with the PEG, a 3-item functional measure of the interference of pain. ROM included neck and hip active and passive ROM measurements). Upper and lower extremity strength were assessed with the arm curl test and chair-to-stand test, respectively. Endurance was assessed with the 6-minute walk and modified 2-min step test.
RESULTS:
After a Bonferroni Correction, pain, neck ROM, hip passive ROM, upper extremity strength, and the 6-min walk scores all significantly improved after 8 weeks of engaging in yoga. No changes occurred in the wait-list control group.
CONCLUSIONS:
A group therapeutic-yoga intervention may improve multiple aspects of physical functioning after stroke. Such an intervention may be complementary to traditional rehabilitation
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To assess change in physical functioning (pain, range of motion (ROM), strength, and endurance) after 8 weeks of therapeutic-yoga.
DESIGN:
Planned analyses of data from a randomized pilot study of yoga after stroke.
SETTING:
University-based research laboratory.
PARTICIPANTS:
People with chronic stroke (N=47) randomized to therapeutic-yoga (n=37) or wait-list control (n=10).
INTERVENTIONS:
16 sessions of therapeutic yoga (twice a week/8 weeks). Yoga was delivered in a standardized and progressive format with postures, breathing, and meditation, and relaxation in sitting, standing, and supine.
MAIN MEASURES:
Pain was assessed with the PEG, a 3-item functional measure of the interference of pain. ROM included neck and hip active and passive ROM measurements). Upper and lower extremity strength were assessed with the arm curl test and chair-to-stand test, respectively. Endurance was assessed with the 6-minute walk and modified 2-min step test.
RESULTS:
After a Bonferroni Correction, pain, neck ROM, hip passive ROM, upper extremity strength, and the 6-min walk scores all significantly improved after 8 weeks of engaging in yoga. No changes occurred in the wait-list control group.
CONCLUSIONS:
A group therapeutic-yoga intervention may improve multiple aspects of physical functioning after stroke. Such an intervention may be complementary to traditional rehabilitation
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To assess change in physical functioning (pain, range of motion (ROM), strength, and endurance) after 8 weeks of therapeutic-yoga.
DESIGN:
Planned analyses of data from a randomized pilot study of yoga after stroke.
SETTING:
University-based research laboratory.
PARTICIPANTS:
People with chronic stroke (N=47) randomized to therapeutic-yoga (n=37) or wait-list control (n=10).
INTERVENTIONS:
16 ครั้งในการฝึกโยคะ ( สองครั้งต่อสัปดาห์ / 8 สัปดาห์ ) โยคะคือการส่งมอบในรูปแบบตามมาตรฐาน และก้าวหน้าด้วยท่าทาง การหายใจและสมาธิและการผ่อนคลายในการนั่ง ยืน และท่านอนหงาย .
มาตรการหลัก : ความเจ็บปวด ประเมินด้วยหมุด , 3-item หน้าที่วัดของการแทรกแซงของความเจ็บปวด รอมรวมคอ เท่ปราดเปรียวและการวัดรอมเรื่อยๆ )บนและล่างขาแรงจะถูกประเมินด้วยแขนหงิกทดสอบเก้าอี้ยืนการทดสอบตามลำดับ ความอดทนและด้วยการเดิน 6 นาที และปรับเปลี่ยนการทดสอบขั้นตอน 2-min .
ผล : หลังจากการแก้ไขรอมบอนเฟอร์โรนี , ปวดคอ , สะโพกเรื่อยๆรอมรยางค์บน ความแข็งแรง และ 6-min เดินคะแนนทั้งหมด เพิ่มขึ้นหลังจาก 8 สัปดาห์ของการฝึกโยคะ No changes occurred in the wait-list control group.
CONCLUSIONS:
A group therapeutic-yoga intervention may improve multiple aspects of physical functioning after stroke. Such an intervention may be complementary to traditional rehabilitation
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