Special exercises aim to help frail elderly move without fear
NCT ID NCT07253714
Summary
This study tested whether adding special neck coordination exercises to a standard exercise program could help elderly nursing home residents with muscle loss (sarcopenia). Researchers wanted to see if these exercises improved neck movement awareness, reduced fear of movement, and decreased excessive worry about pain. Thirty-one residents completed either the standard exercises or the standard exercises plus the extra neck training over six weeks.
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Locations
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Nevia Oran Nursing Home
Ankara, çankaya, 06530, Turkey (Türkiye)
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