UMIN試験ID | UMIN000056619 |
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受付番号 | R000064711 |
科学的試験名 | 脳卒中後の重度片麻痺および半側空間無視を伴うPusher症例おける長下肢装具を用いた歩行訓練が歩行能力と自立に及ぼす影響:後方視的対照研究 |
一般公開日(本登録希望日) | 2025/01/06 |
最終更新日 | 2025/01/03 14:40:47 |
日本語
脳卒中後の重度片麻痺および半側空間無視を伴うPusher症例おける長下肢装具を用いた歩行訓練が歩行能力と自立に及ぼす影響:後方視的対照研究
英語
Influences of gait training with knee-ankle-foot orthosis on gait ability and independence in severe hemiplegia and pusher behavior with unilateral spatial neglect following stroke: A retrospective historical controlled study
日本語
脳卒中後の重度片麻痺および半側空間無視を伴うPusher症例おける長下肢装具を用いた歩行訓練が歩行能力と自立に及ぼす影響:後方視的対照研究
英語
Influences of gait training with knee-ankle-foot orthosis on gait ability and independence in severe hemiplegia and pusher behavior with unilateral spatial neglect following stroke: A retrospective historical controlled study
日本語
脳卒中後の重度片麻痺および半側空間無視を伴うPusher症例おける長下肢装具を用いた歩行訓練が歩行能力と自立に及ぼす影響:後方視的対照研究
英語
Influences of gait training with knee-ankle-foot orthosis on gait ability and independence in severe hemiplegia and pusher behavior with unilateral spatial neglect following stroke: A retrospective historical controlled study
日本語
脳卒中後の重度片麻痺および半側空間無視を伴うPusher症例おける長下肢装具を用いた歩行訓練が歩行能力と自立に及ぼす影響:後方視的対照研究
英語
Influences of gait training with knee-ankle-foot orthosis on gait ability and independence in severe hemiplegia and pusher behavior with unilateral spatial neglect following stroke: A retrospective historical controlled study
日本/Japan |
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脳卒中症例
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In patients after stroke
リハビリテーション医学/Rehabilitation medicine |
悪性腫瘍以外/Others
いいえ/NO
日本語
本研究は、KAFOを用いた歩行訓練が、USN後の重度脳卒中片麻痺およびプッシャー行動患者の歩行能力および自立に及ぼす影響を検討することを目的とした。
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This study aimed to influence of gait training using KAFOs on gait ability and independent in patients with severe stroke hemiplegia and pusher behavior following USN.
安全性・有効性/Safety,Efficacy
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Scale for Contraversive Pushing (SCP), BITc (BIT-conventional test), Subjective Postural Vertical (SPV), SPV with eyes opened (SPV-EO) direction errors, variability errors, functional ambulation category; FAC and gait independence (FIM-gait).
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Scale for Contraversive Pushing (SCP), BITc (BIT-conventional test), Subjective Postural Vertical (SPV), SPV with eyes opened (SPV-EO) direction errors, variability errors, functional ambulation category; FAC and gait independence (FIM-gait).
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観察/Observational
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18 | 歳/years-old | 以上/<= |
90 | 歳/years-old | 未満/> |
男女両方/Male and Female
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The inclusion criteria comprised first-ever stroke cases, Brunnstrom Recovery Stage-Lower Limb (BRS-L) under III, indicating severe hemiplegia.
英語
The inclusion criteria comprised first-ever stroke cases, Brunnstrom Recovery Stage-Lower Limb (BRS-L) under III, indicating severe hemiplegia.
日本語
Exclusion criteria included BRS over IV, dementia, multiple cerebral infarctions, hydrocephalus, and poor understanding.
英語
Exclusion criteria included BRS over IV, dementia, multiple cerebral infarctions, hydrocephalus, and poor understanding.
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名 | 広太 |
ミドルネーム | |
姓 | 澤 |
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名 | Kota |
ミドルネーム | |
姓 | Sawa |
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SBC Tokyo Medical University
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SBC Tokyo Medical University
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健康科学部理学療法学科
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Department of Physical Therapy, Faculty of Health Sciences
2798567
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千葉県浦安市明海5-8-1
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5-8-1 Akemi, Urayasu, Chiba, Japan
08012079205
k-sawa@sbctmu.ac.jp
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名 | Kota |
ミドルネーム | |
姓 | Sawa |
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名 | Kota |
ミドルネーム | |
姓 | Sawa |
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SBC Tokyo Medical University
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SBC Tokyo Medical University
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Department of Physical Therapy, Faculty of Health Sciences
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Department of Physical Therapy, Faculty of Health Sciences
2798567
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5-8-1 Akemi, Urayasu, Chiba, Japan
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5-8-1 Akemi, Urayasu, Chiba, Japan
08012079205
k-sawa@sbctmu.ac.jp
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その他
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SBC Tokyo Medical University
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SBC Tokyo Medical University
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Department of Physical Therapy, Faculty of Health Sciences
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澤広太
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Kota Sawa
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その他
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SBC Tokyo Medical University
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SBC Tokyo Medical University
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Department of Physical Therapy, Faculty of Health Sciences
自己調達/Self funding
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SBC Tokyo Medical University
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SBC Tokyo Medical University
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千葉県浦安市明海5-8-1
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5-8-1, Akemi, Urayasu, Chiba, Japan, 279-8567
08012079205
k-sawa@sbctmu.ac.jp
はい/YES
No. 000049806
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The University Hospital Medical Information Network Center
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The University Hospital Medical Information Network Center
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英語
2025 | 年 | 01 | 月 | 06 | 日 |
https://doi.org/10.1002/brb3.3001
未公表/Unpublished
https://doi.org/10.1002/brb3.3001
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A significant interaction was noted between gait independence and FAC, as well as a simple primary effect of timing and group; the pusher group exhibited a lower degree of improvement at discharge (p<0.05). Multiple regression analysis was used to predict the long-term prognosis of gait independence in patients with severe hemiplegia, KAFOs, and pusher behavior.
英語
A significant interaction was noted between gait independence and FAC, as well as a simple primary effect of timing and group; the pusher group exhibited a lower degree of improvement at discharge (p<0.05). Multiple regression analysis was used to predict the long-term prognosis of gait independence in patients with severe hemiplegia, KAFOs, and pusher behavior.
2025 | 年 | 01 | 月 | 03 | 日 |
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The participant pool included 44 patients, comprising 22 hemiplegics and 22 patients with pusher behavior. Demographic data were matched using a propensity score (PS) to adjust for heterogeneity in background factors (baseline covariates) at a new study-patient ratio of 1:1.
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The participant pool included 44 patients, comprising 22 hemiplegics and 22 patients with pusher behavior. Demographic data were matched using a propensity score (PS) to adjust for heterogeneity in background factors (baseline covariates) at a new study-patient ratio of 1:1.
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Procedure A
A significant interaction was noted between gait independence and FAC, as well as a simple primary effect of timing and group; the pusher group exhibited a lower degree of improvement at discharge (p<0.05, Table 2, Figure 3).
Procedure B
Multiple regression analysis was used to predict the long-term prognosis of gait independence in patients with severe hemiplegia, KAFOs, and pusher behavior. The study items included age, sex, onset days, BRS-L, MMSE, damaged hemispheric side, SIAS, SCP, BITc, SPV, SPV-EO directional errors, and variability errors. Onset days and SPV variability errors were identified as influencing factors in severe hemiplegia cases, and SPV-EO variability errors in pusher cases, each with moderate regression coefficients (p<0.05) (Table 3).
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Procedure A
A significant interaction was noted between gait independence and FAC, as well as a simple primary effect of timing and group; the pusher group exhibited a lower degree of improvement at discharge (p<0.05, Table 2, Figure 3).
Procedure B
Multiple regression analysis was used to predict the long-term prognosis of gait independence in patients with severe hemiplegia, KAFOs, and pusher behavior. The study items included age, sex, onset days, BRS-L, MMSE, damaged hemispheric side, SIAS, SCP, BITc, SPV, SPV-EO directional errors, and variability errors. Onset days and SPV variability errors were identified as influencing factors in severe hemiplegia cases, and SPV-EO variability errors in pusher cases, each with moderate regression coefficients (p<0.05) (Table 3).
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None.
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None.
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For outcomes in procedure A: two-way analysis of variance was utilized to confirm interactions and simple main effects, using the Bonferroni method as a post-hoc test (p<0.05). For outcomes in procedure B: multiple regression analysis (stepwise method) was applied to examine gait independence within the two groups.28 Factor analysis variables were analyzed using group gait ability (FAC and FIM) as the dependent variable and characteristic factors as the independent variables (p<0.05).
英語
For outcomes in procedure A: two-way analysis of variance was utilized to confirm interactions and simple main effects, using the Bonferroni method as a post-hoc test (p<0.05). For outcomes in procedure B: multiple regression analysis (stepwise method) was applied to examine gait independence within the two groups.28 Factor analysis variables were analyzed using group gait ability (FAC and FIM) as the dependent variable and characteristic factors as the independent variables (p<0.05).
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試験終了/Completed
2017 | 年 | 04 | 月 | 01 | 日 |
2021 | 年 | 11 | 月 | 18 | 日 |
2017 | 年 | 04 | 月 | 01 | 日 |
2022 | 年 | 03 | 月 | 31 | 日 |
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Procedure A: The long-term prognosis was evaluated in two groups of patients: those with severe motor paralysis and those with severe motor paralysis along with pusher behavior.
Procedure B: Factors influencing gait ability in pusher cases were investigated. The timing of KAFOs use in both groups was defined as within 1 week of the rehabilitation prescription date in sub-acute-phase hospital. Furthermore, considering the severity of motor paralysis, patients utilized KAFOs for over 3 months during rehabilitation and ADLs.
Regarding the utilization of KAFOs in the course of routine rehabilitation, patients received physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy for 3 h, 7 days a week, over consecutive weeks. During specific interventions, KAFOs were employed for 1 h during standing and gait exercises (Figure 2). In ADLs scenarios, transfers and toileting were permitted with AFOs. Patients were allowed to use AFOs for transferring and toileting in ADLs situations and to continue gait rehabilitation using KAFOs or AFOs throughout the intervention period.
英語
Procedure A: The long-term prognosis was evaluated in two groups of patients: those with severe motor paralysis and those with severe motor paralysis along with pusher behavior.
Procedure B: Factors influencing gait ability in pusher cases were investigated. The timing of KAFOs use in both groups was defined as within 1 week of the rehabilitation prescription date in sub-acute-phase hospital. Furthermore, considering the severity of motor paralysis, patients utilized KAFOs for over 3 months during rehabilitation and ADLs.
Regarding the utilization of KAFOs in the course of routine rehabilitation, patients received physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy for 3 h, 7 days a week, over consecutive weeks. During specific interventions, KAFOs were employed for 1 h during standing and gait exercises (Figure 2). In ADLs scenarios, transfers and toileting were permitted with AFOs. Patients were allowed to use AFOs for transferring and toileting in ADLs situations and to continue gait rehabilitation using KAFOs or AFOs throughout the intervention period.
2025 | 年 | 01 | 月 | 03 | 日 |
2025 | 年 | 01 | 月 | 03 | 日 |
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https://center6.umin.ac.jp/cgi-open-bin/ctr/ctr_view.cgi?recptno=R000064711
英語
https://center6.umin.ac.jp/cgi-open-bin/ctr_e/ctr_view.cgi?recptno=R000064711