Year: 2024 | Month: April | Volume: 14 | Issue: 4 | Pages: 68-77
DOI: https://doi.org/10.52403/ijhsr.20240412
Effectiveness of Black Burn Exercises Vs Conventional Physiotherapy Exercises in Patients with Shoulder Pain: A Comparative Study
Dr. Sanket Parekh1, Dr. Daxa Mishra2, Dr. Bhoomika Patel PT3
1Asssistant Professor, 2Professor, 3MPT
K. M. Patel Institute of Physiotherapy, Bhaikaka University, Anand, Gujarat-India.
Corresponding Author: Dr. Bhoomika Patel PT
ABSTRACT
Background: The fundamental component of biomechanical perspective, the scapula offers an agile structure to preserve ball & socket kinematics in addition to providing a steady foundation for muscle activation. The altered scapular biomechanics can directly impact on shoulder and can cause shoulder pain. Adequate biomechanics of shoulder and scapula both are important for efficient functioning of shoulder. There are various exercises explained for scapular stabilization and shoulder strengthening. This study aims to compare the effectiveness of the Black burn exercises versus conventional physiotherapy exercises in subjects of shoulder pain.
Methods: Cumulatively 50 patients (28 Female & 22 Male) with shoulder pain were recruited after fulfilling the eligibility criteria. Randomly they were distributed into 2 different groups:
Group A was Experimental group, received Black burn exercises with Moist pack; Group B was Control group, received Conventional exercises with Moist Pack. Outcomes were documented in form of Numerous Pain Rating Scale for pain, Shoulder Range of Motion of Flexion-Abduction-Internal and External Rotation, Shoulder Pain and Disability Score at baseline and post-intervention at 28th Day.
Results: In the analysis of data, we observed statistically significance in (p-value<0.05) pre and post intervention of both the groups. Also, there was significant difference noted in pre and post intervention comparison in between both the groups.
Conclusion: Black burn exercises has showed superior results compared to conventional exercises in improving all three outcomes of Pain, Disability and Functions in patients of shoulder pain.
Key words: Shoulder Pain, Black Burn Exercises, Conventional Physiotherapy, Pain and Functional level, Disability.