Comparison of Supra-abdominal ex Versus Infra-abdominal With Laser on Median Sternotomy
NCT07381387 · Status: NOT_YET_RECRUITING · Phase: NA · Type: INTERVENTIONAL · Enrollment: 120
Last updated 2026-02-02
Summary
the aim of this study is to find out the differences between the effect of supra- abdomen exercises and the effect of infra-abdomen exercise combined with LASER And the effect of LOW LEVEL LASER only on sternal instability. Methods: 120 patients of both sexes who had acute sternal instability post-open heart surgery will be recruited in this study at Assiout University Hospitals; their ages will be \> 18 years. They will be randomly assigned into 4 equal groups:
1. Study group (A): patients will receive supra-abdominal resisted exercises combined with LLL and the traditional cardiac rehabilitation program of phase one.
2. Study group (B): patients will do infra-abdominal resisted exercises combined with LLL and the traditional cardiac rehabilitation program of phase one.
3. Study group (c): patients will receive a traditional cardiac rehabilitation pro-gram of phase one with LLL
4. Control group: patients will receive the traditional cardiac rehabilitation pro-gram of phase one only
Conditions
- Sternal Instability After Median Sternotomy
Interventions
- BEHAVIORAL
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supra abdomen resisted exercises combined with LLL + Traditional cardiac rehabilitation program of phase one
Ex 1:- Sitting In Erect Position + Breathing For 3 Min And Repeat 2 Times {Neutral Spine } Ex 2:- Hands On Lower Costal + Inhale Maximally For 5 Sec, Exhale Slowly With Abdominal Muscle Contract And Repeat 10 Times {Thoracic Expansion } Ex 3 :- Hands On Iliac Crest Deep Inhalation + Slow Exhalation For 5 Sec + Contraction Of Abdominal Muscle With Hands Closing At The Hip {Abdominal } Ex 4 :- Inhale Rotate The Trunk To Opposite Side Of Resistance Given By PT + Exhale + Contract Abdominal Muscle { Abdominal Ex With Trunk Rotation } Ex 5:- Cross Arm On Upper Thorax Inhale Raising + Exhale + Contract + While Expiration, Incline Trunk To Opposite Of Resistance Repeat 5 Times For Each Arm Separately Ex6:- Inhale + Raising Two Arm To Shoulder Level With Extended Elbow + Exhale + Contract 5 Sec {Arm - Trunk Dissociation } Repeat 10 Times Ex 7:- Inhale + Flex Arm With Extension Elbow + Exhale + Contract And Return Arm {Alternate Trunk And Shoulder Dissociatio
- BEHAVIORAL
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): patients will infra abdomen resisted exercises combined with LLL +Traditional cardiac rehabilitation program of phase one.
Ex 1:- Sitting In Erect Position + Breathing For 3 MinAnd Repeat 2 Times Ex 2:- Hands On Lower Costal + Inhale Maximally For 5 Sec, Exhale Slowly With Abdominal Muscle Contract And Repeat 10 Times Ex 3 :- Hands On Iliac Crest Deep Inhalation + Slow Exhalation For 5 Sec + Contraction Of Abdominal Muscle With Hands Closing At The Hip Ex 4 :- Inhale Rotate The Trunk To Opposite Side Of Resistance Given By PT + Exhale + Contract Abdominal Muscle Ex 5:- Cross Arm On Upper Thorax Inhale Raising + Exhale + Contract + While Expiration, Incline Trunk To Opposite Of Resistance Repeat 5 Times For Each Arm Separately Ex 6 :- Inhale + Raise Knee With Flexed Hip + Expiration + Contract Ex 7: Inhale + Exhale + Adducting Hip And Knees + Contract Ex 8 :- Inhale + Raise One Knee + Exhale+Contract+Trunk Rotation To The Side Of Raised Leg
- BEHAVIORAL
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patients will receive Traditional cardiac rehabilitation program of phase one with LLL
A probe laser device will be usedat median sternotomy site. at a distance of 2 cm from each other, for a total of five to eight points. the device will be placed in a perpendicular position to the sternum each spot for 60 sec for a total session time of 5-10 min. Each patient will receive one session daily, three times a week, for four consecutive weeks:•Treatment time per point (s) 60•Laser beam Class :3B•Laser Type :Semiconductor GaA.Modes of Operation :Continuous Pulse upto 5 khz.•Wave Length: 685nm•Maximum Probe Power: 500 mw•Power Density:0.8w/cm2•Max Energy within 1 min 2.4 Joules•Number of spots 8 Patients will be instructed to perform deep breathing using incentive spirometry in the form of four sets, each consisting of 10 deep breaths for a total of 40 deep breaths, with a hold at the end of inspiration, then huffs and coughs with the support of pillows at the incision. The patients will be instructed to follow sternal precautions
- OTHER
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patients will receive Traditional cardiac rehabilitation program of phase one only
Patients will be instructed to perform deep breathing using incentive spirometry in the form of four sets, each consisting of 10 deep breaths for a total of 40 deep breaths, with a hold at the end of inspiration, then huffs and coughs with the support of pillows at the incision. The patients will be instructed to follow sternal precautions
Sponsors & Collaborators
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Beni-Suef University
lead OTHER
Principal Investigators
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SHERIN HASSAN MOHAMMED MEHANI. MEHANI., professor · benisueif university
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MOHAMMED AHMED KHALIL SALAMA SALAMA, professor · Assiut University
Study Design
- Allocation
- RANDOMIZED
- Purpose
- TREATMENT
- Masking
- QUADRUPLE
- Model
- PARALLEL
Eligibility
- Min Age
- 18 Years
- Sex
- ALL
- Healthy Volunteers
- No
Timeline & Regulatory
- Start
- 2026-01-27
- Primary Completion
- 2026-07-27
- Completion
- 2026-07-27
Countries
- Egypt
Study Locations
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