Effect of lower limb sensory training on postural stability in stroke patients

Background: Cerebrovascular accident (Stroke) incidence is rapidly increasing and considered to be one of the leading causes death physical impairment on a global level. These impairments aren’t limited motor weakness but can also include in somatosensory functions essential for producing accurate specific actions. Aim study: To determine efficacy lower limb sensory training postural stability stroke patients. Procedures: Thirty male ambulant patients with ischemic distribution anterior circulation modified Ashworth scale not exceeding 1+. The ages participants were between 50-65 years. They recruited three six months from onset their symptoms. Then, they assigned randomly into two equal groups, study group (A) control (B). have been given combination sensory-based intervention program affected carefully selected therapy program. Control (B) treated same treatment was executed sessions per week weeks. Each session done 90 minutes window.