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1 List of On Going Dissertation 2012 Sr. No. Name of PI Co-Investigator Study Title Research Type 1 Dalal Runali 2 Vyas Dharmang D. Prof. Lata Parmar 3 Joshi Yama P. Dr. Gauri Shankar 4 Momin Mubina M. 5 Patel Chaitali K. Dr. Gauri Shankar 6 Poonam M. 7 Richa S. 8 Vasava Jigna A. Dr. Gauri Shankar 9 Bhagat Lavina Efficacy of Plantar Fascia stretching in cases of plantar Fascitis The effect of Physiotherapy & life style modification in treatment of OA of knee joint in elderly in community. Efficacy of core stability exercise in treatment of non specific low back pain in university employees. Effect of friction massage for lateral ankle sprain - A randomized controlled trail. To study effects of Hip Muscle strengthening in OA knee patients. Efficacy of Muscle Energy Technique of Non- Specific Low Back Pain in University Employees (Teaching Staff). Efficacy of swiss ball exercise in treatment of non specific low back pain in university employees. Effect of cervical traction on pain in patients with cervical spondylosis: Randomised control trail. results in weight bearing skill training in upper limbs among stroke subjects using bathroom scale - A single blinded randomised controlled trail. 10 Desai Devanshi P. results in weight bearing skill training in lower limbs among stroke subjects using bathroom scale - A single blinded randomised controlled trail. 11 Khadela Kavita Dr. Harilal B. 12 Kesha D. Dr. Harilal B. 13 Shastri Mitali M. Dr. Harilal B. 14 Trivedi Upasana 15 Pandya Jaimin V. Dr. Gauri Shankar 16 Contractor Mehul D. Dr. Premkumar Effect of tromscutaneous elctrical nerve stimulation on sensory perception of foot and ankle in hemiplagic patient. Effect of fash oriented circuit training on mobility related performance in stroke patient. Effect of hand weight bearing on upper extermity impairment and functional perfoemance in hemiplegic patients. Effect of motor imagery technique on functional reach activities among subacute stroke patients. Effectiveness of ultrasound and exercise therapy program on lateral epicondylitis. To assess Cardio respiratory fitness in post CABG patient at community level.
2 17 Gheewala Bosky H. Dr. Premkumar 18 Lalwani Krimy M. Dr. Premkumar 19 Patel Sapna R. Dr. Premkumar 20 Dongre Bhakti P. 21 Khant Nensiben J. Dr. Harilal B. 22 Sangani Pallaviben Z. 23 Vrita D. Dr. Harilal B. 24 Naik Meghaben Dr. Jagtheesan A. 25 Naik Nency H. Dr. Jagtheesan A. 26 Rathod Rachana K. Dr. Lata Parmar 27 Vidhiben S. Prof. Lata Parmar 28 Sheth Siddhi K. Dr. Jagtheesan A Thakkar Pranaliben H. Dr. Vidhi dr. Upasna Trivedi Dr. Jagtheesan A. Effect of Pre-Operative Physiotherapy in phase I cardiac rehabilitation in CABG patients. Effect of upper limb strength training on 6 minute walk test distance in COPD patients. Effect of structured aerobic, resistance exercise program and general physical activity in type 2 diabetes mellitus patients - A randomized control trail. Correlation of back extensor endurance and lower extremity strength with fall prediction in community dwelling older adults - An inferentional study. Effect of pelvic floor exercise on stress incontinence in community dwelling post menopausal women. Effectiveness of exercise in low back pain during pregnancy: An experimental study. Effect of a proprioceptive and balance training program on geriatric subjects with Osteoarthritis. Effect of back pack load on the low back pain in school children role of hysiotherapy. Effect of physical therapy on static and dynamic balance in deaf children To assess Balance maturity in children with downs syndrome and study the effect of physiotherapy Effect of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation on spasticity of planter flexor spastic cerebral palsy children. Effect of progressive resisted exercises on lower limb strength and function in spastic diplegic cerebral palsy. Effect of partial constraint induced movement therapy on hand function of hemiplegic Cerebral Palsy. Measurements of normal range of elbow motion in fullterm neonates Effect of Motor Imagery Technique on Improvement of Motor Performance in Dominant and Non Dominant Hands 32 Dr. Vidhi Effect of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation on spasticity of planter flexor spastic cerebral palsy children. 33 Dr.pallavi Sangani Effectiveness of exercise in low back pain during pregancy an experimental study 34 Dr. Kavita Khadela 35 Dr. Mubina Momin Effect of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation on sensory perception of foot and ankle in hemiplegic patient Effect of friction massage for lateral ankle sprain - A randomized controlled trail.
3 36 37 Dr. Mehul D Contractor NAIK MEGHABEN To Assess cardiorespiratory Fitness in post Cabg Patient at Community Level Effect of back pack load on the low back pain in school children role of physiotherapy. 38 PATEL SAPNA R. Effect of structured aerobic, resistance exercise program and general physical activity in type 2 diabetes mellitus patients - A randomized control trail. 39 Dr. Chaitali K patel 40 Dr. Dharmang Vyas To Study Effect of HIP Muscle strengthening programme in OA knee patients The effect of Physiotherapy and life style modification in treatment of OA of knee joint in elderly in community, 41 dr. Upasna Trivedi Effect of motor Imagery Technique on Functional Reach activities Among Subacute stroke patients 42 Dr. Nensy Khant Effect of Pelvic floor exercises for stress incontinence in community dweling postmenopausal woman 43 Dr. Poonam Efficacy of Muscle Energy Techniques in non specific low back pain in university employees. (Teaching Staff) 44 Dr. Yama Joshi Efficary of core stability exercise in treatment of non specific low back pain in uni. Employees(clinical staff) Dr.Jigna A.Vasava Dr.Jigna A.Vasava To identify and assess work-related neck pain in dental students of our uni. the effect of cervical traction on pain patients with cervical spondylosis: A randomized control trial 47 Dr. Rachana rathod To Assess balance maturity in children with down's syndrome and study the effect of physiotherapy Dr. Vrita Dr.Kesha D Effect of a proprioceptive and balance training program on geriatric subjects with osteoarthritis Effect fo task oriented circuit training on mobility related perfomance in storke patient 50 DONGRE BHAKTI P. Correlation of back extensor endurance and lower extremity strength with fall prediction in community dwelling older adults - An inferentional study. 51 Dr. Pranali Thakkar Effect of partial constraint induced movement therapy on hand function of hemiplegic cerebral plasy
4 52 53 Dr.Jahnavi Vaidya PANDYA JAIMIN V. A study on hip flexion-extension range of motion in full term neonates Effectiveness of ultrasound and exercise therapy program on lateral epicondylitis. 54 dr. nancy Naik A study on balance of deaf children 55 dr. nancy Naik Effect of physical therapy on static and dynamicbalance in deaf children 56 BHAGAT LAVINA results in weight bearing skill training in upper limbs among stroke subjects using bathroom scale - A single blinded randomised controlled trail 57 dr. richa shsa 58 Dr. Mitali shastri Efficancy of swiss ball exercise in treatment of non specific low back pain university employees (non teaching staff) Effect of hand weight bearing on upper extremity impairment and functional performance in hemiplegic patients 59 Dr. Runali dalal Efficacy of plantar fascia stretching in cases of plantar fascitis 60 Dr.Runali Dalal Musculoskeletal discomforts in beauty parlor workers Dr. Bosky Gheewala Dr.Devanshi P.Desai Effect of pre-operative physiotherapy in phase I cardiac rehabilitation in cabg patients. A Study on quality of life of persons with spinal cord injury 63 Dr.Devanshi P.Desai Effect of knowledge of performance V/S knowledge results in weight bearing skill training in lower limbs among stroke subjects using bathroom scale - A single blinded randomised controlled trail. 64 Dr. Bosky Gheewala 65 Dr.Siddhi Sheth 66 Dr.Siddhi Sheth 67 Dr. krimy Lalwani 68 Dr.Naina Arora Dr.Gauri Shankar Study of peak expiratory flow rate in young smokers in community A study on Balance among children with autism spectrum disorder-pilot study Effect of progressive resisted exercises on lower limb strength and function in spastic diplegic cerebral palsy Effect of upper limb strength training on 6 minutes walk test distance in copd patients-a randomized controlled trial Effect of High Heeled shoes on Lumbar Lordosis and Subtalar angle in college going females
5 69 Dr.Kinjal Gujarathi Dr.Premkumar M. Six Minute Walk Test (6MWT) to predict Respiratory complication in 7-10 aged school children 70 Dr.Khushbu Jain 71 Dr.Ruchi B. Patel 72 Dr.Sonia Tandon Dr.Sankar Sahayraj M. The Effectiveness of Gait Training, Aerobic exercise and relaxation exercise on Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factors in Stroke patients : A Randomized controlled Trail Dr.B.Harilal, Effects of Chest Physiotherapy in Neonates with Dr.Shailendra Lende Respiratory Problems Dr.Tapan S. Relation of Cardiac Chamber Sizes and Cor Pulmonale Dr.Shailendra Lende associated with the Heart Dysfunction in COPD 73 Dr.Hiral Patel 74 Dr.Pooja Rajguru 75 Dr.Niketa Patel Dr.E.S. Effect of Neck Stability Exercise and Neck Isometric in Computer users with Non Specific Neck Pain - A Comparative Study Dr.Jagatheesan A. Effect of Movement Training in Reaching of Preterm Infants - Randomized Clinical Trial Dr.E.S. A Comparative study of Effectiveness of Core Stability exercises with Swiss Ball and without Swiss Ball for Chronic Low Back Ache patients 76 Dr. Himani Parikh Dr. Premkumar Effect of Abdominal resisted exercicse on pulmonary function test values during summer and winter season in healthy female subjects- Longitudinal study 77 Dr. Priyal Kadakia Dr. Gauri Shankar A comparative study to find out the effects of capsular stretching with ultrasound over muscle energy technique in the management of frozen shoulder
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