| CTRI Number | CTRI/2023/10/059037 [Registered on: 23/10/2023] Trial Registered Prospectively | 
    | Last Modified On: | 21/10/2023 | 
	
    | Post Graduate Thesis | Yes | 
    | Type of Trial | Interventional | 
    | Type of Study | Physiotherapy (Not Including YOGA) | 
    | Study Design | Randomized, Parallel Group Trial | 
    | Public Title of Study | "Effect of body balance exercise versus movement exercise to improve flexibility and strength 
pain and check the muscle property: A Comparative Study" | 
    | Scientific Title of Study | "Effect  of pilates exercise versus functional stabilization exercise on pain and muscle activation ration of vastus medialis obliqus (VMO) and
Vastus lateralis (VL) in
Patellofemoral pain: A Comparative study" | 
    | Trial Acronym | NIL | 
    | Secondary IDs if Any | 
    
        | Secondary ID | Identifier |  
            | NIL | NIL |  | 
    | Details of Principal Investigator or overall Trial Coordinator (multi-center study) | 
        
            | Name | Ruchita vasava |  
            | Designation | MPT scholar |  
            | Affiliation | Parul institute of physiotherapy, parul University, vadodra |  
            | Address | Parul institute of physiotherapy Parul University vadodra 
 Vadodara
 GUJARAT
 393010
 India
 |  
            | Phone | 9265077587 |  
            | Fax |  |  
            | Email | ruchu972000@gmail.com |  | 
    | Details of Contact Person Scientific Query
 | 
        
            | Name | Dr Sandip parekh |  
            | Designation | Professor |  
            | Affiliation | Parul institute of physiotherapy and Research |  
            | Address | Parul institute of physiotherapy and Research Parul University Limda vadodra 
 Vadodara
 GUJARAT
 390019
 India
 |  
            | Phone | 9727081135 |  
            | Fax |  |  
            | Email | parekh.sandip3@gmail.com |  | 
    | Details of Contact Person Public Query
 | 
        
            | Name | Dr Sandip parekh |  
            | Designation | Professor |  
            | Affiliation | Parul institute of physiotherapy and Research |  
            | Address | Parul institute of physiotherapy and Research Parul University Limda vadodra 
 Vadodara
 GUJARAT
 390019
 India
 |  
            | Phone | 9727081135 |  
            | Fax |  |  
            | Email | parekh.sandip3@gmail.com |  | 
    | Source of Monetary or Material Support | 
    
            
            | Center of Research for Development (CR4D), Publication Division, 1st floor, Room No. 110, Parul Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMSR), Parul University, P.O. LIMDA, Ta. Waghodia- 391760, Gujarat, India. |  | 
    | Primary Sponsor | 
        
            | Name | Parul University |  
            | Address | Center of Research for Development (CR4D), Publication Division, 1st floor, Room No. 110, Parul Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMSR), Parul University, P.O. LIMDA, Ta. Waghodia- 391760, Gujarat, India. |  
            | Type of Sponsor | Research institution and hospital |  | 
    | Details of Secondary Sponsor |  | 
    | Countries of Recruitment | India | 
    | Sites of Study | 
    
           | No of Sites = 1 |  
        | Name of Principal
Investigator | Name of Site | Site Address | Phone/Fax/Email |  
        | Ruchita vasava | Parul Sevashram Hospital | PG room no 401,4th floor,parul institute of physiotherapy,faculty of physiotherapy,parul university limda, waghodiya,vadodra Vadodara
 GUJARAT
 | 9265077587 
 ruchu972000@gmail.com
 |  | 
    | Details of Ethics Committee | 
    
           | No of Ethics Committees= 1 |  
                | Name of Committee | Approval Status |  
                | Parul University institutional Ethics committee for Human Research | Approved |  | 
    | Regulatory Clearance Status from DCGI |  | 
    | Health Condition / Problems Studied | 
            
                | Health Type | Condition |  
    		| Healthy Human Volunteers | Patellofemoral pain syndrome |  | 
    | Intervention / Comparator Agent | 
            
                | Type | Name | Details |  
    | Comparator Agent | Functional Stabilization Exercise | 1)Transverse abdominis and 
Multifidus muscle training with 
physio ball "5 repetition 20 seconds hold"
2) Isometric hip 
abduction/lateral rotation in 
standing "5 repetition 20 seconds hold"
3) Hip abduction/lateralrotation 
extension in side lying "20 repetition 5 seconds hold"
4) Hip extension and Lateral 
rotation in prone "20 repetition 5 seconds hold"
5) Hip abduction/ lateral 
rotation with slight knee and hip 
flexion in side lying "20 repetition 5 seconds hold"
6)lateral bridge and Ventral 
bridge "5 sets 30 seconds hold"
7)Trunk extension on physio 
ball " 3 sets 12 repetition "
8)Hip abduction/ lateral 
rotation/extension "3 sets 12 repetition "
9)Hip extension/lateral rotation 
in prone "3 sets 12 repetition "
10) Hip abduction/lateral rotation 
with slight knee and hip flexion 
in side lying "3 sets 12 repetition"
11)Plevic drop in standing "3 sets 12 repetition "
12)Hip lateral rotation in closed 
kinetic chain "3 sets 12 repetition "
13) Singal leg deadlift "3 sets 12 repetition " |  
    | Intervention | Pilates exercise | 1)Hundred exercise "5 repetition 3 sets "
2) Single Leg stretch "5 repetition 3 sets"
3) Plank "5 repetition 3 sets "
4) Standing foot work "5 repetition 3 sets"
5) Hip twist "5 repetition 3 sets
6)side kick internal/external 
rotation with band "5 repetition 3 sets"
7)Squat exercise" 5 repetition 3 sets
8)Swimming with stabilization 
ball "5 repetition 3 sets"
9)Wall squt rolls " 5 repetition 3 sets" |  | 
    | Inclusion Criteria | 
            
                | Age From | 18.00 Year(s) |  
                | Age To | 30.00 Year(s) |  
                | Gender | Female |  
                | Details | Pain in anterior knee and retropatellar area during at least 2 or more following activities 1)Ascending / descending stairs
 2) Prolong sitting
 3)Running
 4)Squtting
 |  | 
    | ExclusionCriteria | 
	            
            
                               
            
                | Details | 1)Intra articlur pathology 2)Involvement volvement of cruciate or collateral ligament
 3) History of Hip pain
 4) History of Patellar instability
 5) Any previous surgery in lower limb
 |  | 
    | Method of Generating Random Sequence | Computer generated randomization | 
    | Method of Concealment | An Open list of random numbers | 
    | Blinding/Masking | Participant Blinded | 
    | Primary Outcome | 
             
                | Outcome | TimePoints |  
                | Visual analogue scale | Outcome will be assessed at baseline and 4 weeks |  | 
    | Secondary Outcome | 
             
                | Outcome | TimePoints |  
                | Electromyography for the vastus medialis obliqus and vastus lateralis muscle activation ratio | 3 session per week for 4 consecutive weeks |  | 
    | Target Sample Size | Total Sample Size="60" Sample Size from India="60"
 Final Enrollment numbers achieved (Total)= "Applicable only for Completed/Terminated trials"
 Final Enrollment numbers achieved (India)="Applicable only for Completed/Terminated trials"
 | 
    | Phase of Trial | N/A | 
    | Date of First Enrollment (India) | 30/10/2023 | 
	
| Date of Study Completion (India) | Applicable only for Completed/Terminated trials | 
    | Date of First Enrollment (Global) | Date Missing | 
	
| Date of Study Completion (Global) | Applicable only for Completed/Terminated trials | 
    | Estimated Duration of Trial | Years="1" Months="0"
 Days="0"
 | 
    | Recruitment Status of Trial (Global) | Not Applicable | 
    | Recruitment Status of Trial (India) | Not Yet Recruiting | 
    | Publication Details | N/A | 
	
| Individual Participant Data (IPD) Sharing Statement | 
    
        Will individual participant data (IPD) be shared publicly (including data dictionaries)?  Response  - NO          | 
    | Brief Summary | "Effect of pilates exercise versus functional stabilization exercise on pain and muscle activation ratio of vastus medialis obliqus and vastus lateralis in patellofemoral pain:A COMPARATIVE STUDY Aim- aim of study is to examin the pilates  Exercise Versus Functional Stabilization Exercise on pain and electromyographic muscle activation ratio for VMO and VL in individual with patellofemoral pain |