U.S., Oct. 24 -- ClinicalTrials.gov registry received information related to the study (NCT07893041) titled 'Exercise Rehabilitation to Improve Long-term Outcomes in Sarcoma Survivors.' on Oct. 19.
Brief Summary: People who have had a sarcoma removed from the leg often live with weak muscles, stiff joints, and trouble walking. These problems can last for years. Formal medical follow-up usually ends about five years after treatment. Few studies have tested exercise at this stage.
This study tested an 8-week supervised exercise program. Participants were adults aged 18 to 67 who were at least 5 years past limb-sparing (wide resection) surgery for a leg sarcoma. They attended a clinic in Perth, Western Australia, twice a week for one hour. T...