Clinical Trial: Effects Of Sensor Assisted Neuro-muscular Exercise Vs Electrical Stimulation On Bio-mechnical And Functional Parameters In Grade II And III Knee Osteoarthritis.

U.S., Oct. 24 -- ClinicalTrials.gov registry received information related to the study (NCT07891351) titled 'Effects Of Sensor Assisted Neuro-muscular Exercise Vs Electrical Stimulation On Bio-mechnical And Functional Parameters In Grade II And III Knee Osteoarthritis.' on Oct. 15.

Brief Summary: This two-arm randomized controlled trial compared Sensory-Assisted Neuromuscular Exercise (Group A) with Electrical Stimulation (Group B) in 40 adults aged 40-65 with Kellgren-Lawrence Grade II-III knee osteoarthritis, recruited from Ziauddin Hospital and Nemat Begum Hamdard Hospital. Both interventions were given three times a week for eight weeks, with outcomes assessed at baseline, week 8, and week 12 across eighteen variables covering pain, st...