Effect of Task Specific Exercise Program in Improving Balance for Patients Between T6-T12 Spinal Cord Injuries - A Review Study
Abstract: Aim: To investigate the evidence on the effect of task-specific exercise programs in improving balance for patients between t6-t12 spinal cord injuries. Methodology: A comprehensive search on PUB med, google scholar, and Cochrane library, using keywords like spinal cord injury T6 & below level, balance training, task-specific training, trunk control, standing balance by using AND, OR. Randomized control trials and systematic meta-analysis were taken, published in English between 2008-2022, and reviewed. Results: 23 studies were identified through database searching, and eight articles were selected according to inclusion criteria. The result of this review provides evidence that task-specific exercise program is effective for balance in spinal cord injuries. Conclusion: Based on studies analyzed in the review, task-specific training improves balance, muscle strength, and coordination in spinal cord injury patients through specific tasks.
Keywords: Spinal cord injury T6 & below level, Balance training, Task-specific training, Trunk control, Standing balance
How to Cite?: Malepati Prasanna, Dr. Annie Thomas, "Effect of Task Specific Exercise Program in Improving Balance for Patients Between T6-T12 Spinal Cord Injuries - A Review Study", Volume 12 Issue 4, April 2023, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Pages: 156-159, https://www.ijsr.net/getabstract.php?paperid=SR23331095103, DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.21275/SR23331095103