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1 MPTh Thesis Topic List NAME OF THESIS TOPIC BAHUGUNI SNEHA A. CARDIO PULMONARY SCIENCES EFFECT OF FORCED EXPIRATORY TECHNIQUE AND ACTIVE CYCLE OF BREATHING TECHNIQUE IN CHRONIC BRONCHITIS BHANDARI TEENA B. NEURO SCIENCES THE EFFECT OF CONVENTIONAL THERAPEUTICS MEASURES AND PROPRIOCEPTIVE NEUROMUSCULAR FACILITATION TECHNIQUE ON IMPROVING FACIAL SYMMETRY IN PATIENTS WITH BELL S PALSY DHAVALE SANDHYA SARANG COMMUNITY HEALTH EFFECT OF PELVIC FLOOR EXERCISES ON SEVERITY OF STRESS URINARY INCONTINANCE AMONG PREGNANT WOMEN DHOOT NIKHIL RAJENDRA NEURO SCIENCES THE INFLUENCE OF DIABETES MELLITUS (TYPE 2) AND AGING UPON BALANCE IMPAIRMENT IN ELDERLY INDIVIDUALS A COMPARITIVE STUDY GHORPADE RIMA VISHWAS COMMUNITY HEALTH EFFICACY OF MODERATE INTENSITY AEROBIC EXERCISES ON QUALITY OF LIFE IN HIV POSITIVE INDIVIDUALS INGALE NEHA HEMRAJ NEURO SCIENCES STUDY OF TWO POINT DISCRIMINATION VALUES IN UPPER EXTREMITY OF HEALTHY SUBJECTS INANI SUMIT BALKISHAN THE EFFECT OF CORE STABILIZATION EXERCISES IN COMPARISON WITH CONVENTIONAL EXERCISES IN PATIENTS WITH NON-SPECIFIC LOW BACK PAIN KANASE SURAJ B. NEURO SCIENCES EFFECT OF TASK RELATED TRAINING VERSUS CONVENTIONAL TRAINING ON WALKING PERFORMANCES OF POST STROKE PATIENTS KATKAR ADITI ASHOK NEURO SCIENCES QUALITATIVE EVALUATION OF UPPER LIMB SPASTICITY IN VARIOUS POSITIONS IN PATIENTS WITH STROKE KOLHATKAR SHILPA ARUN THE EFFECT OF CONVENTIONAL THERAPY ALONG WITH MOBILIZATION WITH MOVEMENT UPON GRIP STRENGTH IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC LATERAL EPICONDYLITIS - A COMPARITIVE STUDY PALEKAR PRAMOD JAIKRISHNA PEDIATRIC NEUROLOGY THE RELATIONSHIP OF BODY MASS INDEX WITH GROSS MOTOR FUNCTION CLASSIFICATION SCALE IN SPASTIC DIPLEGIC CEREBRAL PALSY VIKRAMSINGH KUMAR PATIL NEURO SCIENCES EFFECTIVENESS OF UNILATERAL AND BILATERAL EXERCISE TRAINING FOR IMPROVING FUNCTIONAL IN PATIENTS WITH STROKE PATIL SMITA LALASAHEB EFFECT OF MULLIGAN S MOBILISATION WITH MOVEMENT (MWM) ON PAIN RANGE OF MOTION AND FUNCTIONAL DISABILITY IN CHRONIC KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS PAWADSHETTY SHARNAPPA VISHVNATH CARDIO PULMONARY SCIENCES ACUTE CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSE OF CONVENTIONAL AND SWISS BALL ABDOMINAL STABILISATION EXERCISES IN NORMAL INDIVIDUALS - A COMPARITIVE STUDY SHINDE SANDEEP BABASAHEB THE EFFECT OF THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE PROGRAMME ON ADULTS WITH EARLY RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS SHRIVASTAV AMIT SURAJLAL THE EFFECT OF MULLIGAN S CONCEPT (NAGS) AND MET UPON MECHANICAL NECK PAIN THORAT SHUBHANGI SUBHASH IMMEDIATE EFFECT OF MYOFASCIAL RELEASE AND STRETCHING IN CHRONIC PLANTAR FASCITIS A COMPARITIVE STUDY
2 MPTh Thesis Topic List NAME OF THE TOPIC DR. AMRUTA BAGADE EFFECT OF ECCENTRIC EXERCISES & STATIC STRETCHING IN IMPROVING THE CALF MUSCLE FLEXIBILITY IN MALE STUDENTS A COMPARATIVE STUDY DR. VIPIN BANUGADE EFFECT OF MUSCLE ENERGY TECHNIQUE (POST-ISOMETRIC RELAXATION TECHNIQUE) ON FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS WITH TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT A COMPARATIVE STUDY DR. PALLAVI DANGAT PAEDIATRIC NEUROSIENCES EFFECT OF NEURO DEVELOPMENTAL THERAPY APPROACH IN EARLY PHYSICAL INTERVENTION ON MOTOR DEVELOPMENT IN HIGH RISK INFANTS DR. SAMRIDDHI HOL EFFECT OF HIP MUSCLE STRENGTHENING ON KNEE PAIN IN CHRONIC KNEE OESTEOARTHRITIS DR. DIPALI JADHAV PAEDIATRIC EFFECT OF CLOSED KINEMATIC CHAIN EXERCISES ON FUNCTIONAL DEREBRAL PALSY DR. RANJITA JADHAV EFFECT OF STRUCTURED EXERCISE PROTOCOL ON FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME OF STROKE REHABILITATION DR. SWAPNA KAMBLE EFFECT OF HOLD-RELAX TECHNIQUE AND PASSIVE MANUAL MOBILISATION IN IMPROVING RANGE OF MOTION IN POST TRAUMATIC STIFNESS OF KNEE JOINT A COMPARATIVE STUDY DR. RUPALI KIMBHAR EFFECT OF EARLY PHYSIOTHERAPY IN NORMALISATION OF TONE IN TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY. DR. GAYATRI MANGALEKAR EFFECT OF SPECIFIC VESTIBULAR REHABILITATION PROGRAM IN POST OPERATIVE VESTIBULAR SCHWANNOMA PATIENTS. DR. NAMRATA NAIDU EFFECT OF STRENGTH TRINING ON 1 REPETATION MAXIMUM (1RM) IN NORMAL INDIVIDUALS. DR. SMRUTIKA PATIL EFFECT OF STRUCTURED EXERCISE PROGRAM ON FACILITATION OF NORMAL GAIT PARAMETERS IN POST STROKE PATIENTS. A COMPARATIVE STUDY DR. VARSHA SADAVARTE COGNITIVE REHABILITATON IN TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY. DR. SHEETAL VADAGBALKAR PAEDIATRIC NEUROSIENCES TUMMY TIME EFFECT ON PROGRESSING MOTOR MILESTONES IN PROVISIONALLY DIAGNOSED SPASTIC CEREBRAL PALSY A COMPARATIVE STUDY DR. PRITESG YEOLE EFFECT OF PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT ALONG WITH SENSORY SPECIFIC BALANCE TRAINING ON BALANCE IN TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
3 MPTh Thesis Topics NAME OF THE TOPIC DANDE RENUKA COMMUNITY HEALTH EFFECT OF STRUCTURED EXERCISE PROTOCOL IN THE CORRECTION OF DIASTASIS RECTI ABDOMINIS IN POSTNATAL WOMEN- A COMPARATIVE STUDY. GAWALI PRAVIN IMMEDIATE EFFECT OF TENS, BOBATH & COMBINATION THERAPY (TENS & BOBATH) ON SPASTICITY IN HEMIPARETIC PATIENTS. KALANTRI ARCHANA EFFECT OF TASK-ORIENTED TRAINING & CONVENTIONAL TRAINING TO IMPROVE UPPER LIMB FUNCTIONS IN POST STROKE PATIENTS. GIRDHAR ASHA PAEDIATRIC NEUROSIENCES EFFECT OF BALANCE TRAINING ON FUNCTIONAL TASK IN CHILDREN WITH DOWN SYNDROME MANDAVIA HEMAL EFFECT OF FOOTWEAR MODIFICATION (LATERAL HEEL WEDGE INSOLE) WITH CONVENTIONAL PHYSIOTHERAPY MANAGEMENT IN MEDIAL COMPARTMENTAL OSTEOARTHRITIS OF KNEE- A COMPARATIVE STUDY. SHINDE SHWETA CARDIO PULMONARY SCIENCES COMBINED EFFECT OF INSPIRATORY & EXPIRATORY MUSCLE TRAINING IN INDIVIDUALS WITH BRONCHIAL ASTHMA- A COMPARATIVE STUDY. MAMALE JAYASHRI EFFECT OF MODIFIED CONSTRAINT INDUCED MOVEMENT THERAPY FOR LOWER EXTREMITY FUNCTIONAL INDEPENDENCE IN STROKE PATIENTS. KHADE TRUPTI EFFECT OF STRAIN-COUNTER STRAIN AND DEEP TRANSVERSE FRICTION MASSAGE TECHNIQUES IN UPPER TRAPEZIUS TRIGGER POINT IN INDIVIDUALS WITH NONSPECIFIC NECK PAIN- A COMPARATIVE STUDY. PATHAN UMIYA THE EFFECT OF MUSCLE ENERGY TECHNIQUES (POST-ISOMETRIC RELAXATION TECHNIQUE & RECIPROCAL INHIBITION TECHNIQUE) ON HAMSTRING TIGHTNESS IN NORMAL FEMALES. WARUDE TRUPTI THE EFFECT OF MCKENZIE APPROACH AND MULLIGAN S MOBILISATION (SNAGS) IN LUMBAR DISC PROLAPSE WITH UNILATERAL RADICULOPATHY. PATEL SWAPNIL THE EFFECT OF NEURAL TISSUE & MAITLAND MOBILIZATION IN CERVICAL SPONDYLOSIS WITH UNILATERAL RADICULOPATHY- A COMPARATIVE STUDY. PATIL ARCHANA INFLUENCE OF BILATERAL UPPER LIMB TRAINING ON IMPROVING MOTOR FUNCTION IN HEMIPARETIC INDIVIDUALS. SETHIYA SHILPEE COMMUNITY HEALTH EFFICACY OF AEROBIC EXERCISE & SPOT REDUCTION EXERCISES ON ABDOMINAL OBESITY.
4 MPTh Thesis Topics 2013 NAME OF THE TOPIC DR. RAVINDRA KARBHARI AHER THE EFFECT OF PHONOPHOREOSIS AND IONTOPHORESIS IN LATERAL EPICONDYLITIS DR. MRS.MOUSHUMI SUDIPTA DEBNATH EFFECT OF MIRROR VISUAL FEEDBACK WITH CONVENTIONAL THERAPY IN IMPROVING FUNCTIONAL MOBILITY IN POST STROKEINDIVIDUALS DR. VAISHALI KRISHNAT JAGTAP EFFECT OF MECHANICAL TRACTION IN OSTEOARTHRITIS KNEE. DR. SHITAL ANANDRAO KALE EFFECT OF AEROBIC EXERCISES ON PHYSICAL FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE IN HEMIPARETIC INDIVIDUALS DR. RISHA DEVIDAS KAMBLE THE COMBINED EFFECT OF FLEXION EXERCISES ALONG WITH CYCLING ON NEUROLOGICAL CLAUDICATION IN LUMBAR CANAL STENOSIS DR. SMITA BHIMRAO KANASE EFFECTOF KINESIOTAPING WITH MAITLAND MOBILIZATION AND MAITLAND MOBILIZATION IN MANAGEMENT OF FROZEN SHOULDER. DR. PAYAL MOHANKUMAR MALPANI CARDIOPULMONARY SCIENCES EFFECT OF INCENTIVE SPIROMETRY AND LATERAL COSTAL EXPANSION IN PATIENTS WITH UPPER ABDOMINAL SURGERY DR. MRS.PRANJAL ABHIJIT PATHAK EFFECT OF TASK -ORIENTED TRAINING ALONG WITH THE CONVENTIONAL THERAPY ON IMPROVING BALANCE IN POST-STROKE INDIVIDUALS DR. MRS.MAITHILI SAMRAT PATIL THE EFFECT OF SENSORY MOTOR RE-EDUCATION TO IMPROVE THE DEXTERITY OF HAND IN HANSEN S DISEASE DR. UMADEVI SHARNAPPA PAWADSHETTY DR. VARSHA MADHUKAR WADEKAR PEDIATRIC SCIENCES EFFECT OF CORE STABILIZATION EXERCISES USING VESITIBULAR BALL ON IMPROVING TRUNK BALANCE IN SITTING POSITION FOR SPASTIC DIPLEGIC CHILDREN EFFECT OF MULLIGAN MOBILIZATION TECHNIQUE IN POST OPERATIVE MANAGEMENET OF SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURE OF HUMERUS
5 MPTh Thesis Topics 2014 MR. SWAPNIL SHRINIVAS GONDKAR MR. SANDESH POPATRAO LONDHE MR. BHALCHANDRA SHAHADEORAO KHARSADE MR. VINITH VIJAYKUMAR KARANTH SHWETA MANIK TANDEL TOPIC THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MUSCLE ENERGY TECHNIQUE AND CONVENTIONAL PHYSIOTHERAPY ON LOCOMOTOR FUNCTIONS IN BELOW KNEE AMPUTEE PATIENTS USING PATELLAR TENDON BEARING (PTB) PROSTHESIS CARDIOPULMONARY SCIENCES THE IMMEDIATE EFFECT OF CHEST MANIPULATION AND NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL FACILITATION ON HAEMODYNAMIC PARAMETERS IN VENTILATOR DEPENDENT ORGANOPHOSPHORUS POISONING PATIENTS THE EFFECT OF HOME EXERCISES AND ERGONOMICS ON THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN CHRONIC LOW BACK ACHEPATIENTS THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CONVENTIONAL AND CORE STABILIZATION EXERCISES IN CONDITIONS WITH SPECIFIC LOW BACK ACHE EFFECT OF TRUNK RESTRAINT AND FACILITATORY TRAINING ON THE QUALITY OF UPPER LIMB FUNCTION IN STROKE MRUNAL RAVINDRA MORE CARDIOPULMONARY SCIENCES EFFECT OF PRE AND POST OPERATIVE INSENTIVE SPIROMETER AND CONVENTIONAL CHEST PHYSIOTHERAPY ON POST OPERATIVE PULMONARY COMPLICATIONS IN CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS GRAFTING PATIENTS HARSHADA RAJENDRA PATIL POURNIMA AJINKYA PAWAR CARDIOPULMONARY SCIENCES EFFECT OF POST OPERATIVE PHYSIOTHERAPY INTERVENTION ON QUALITY OF KNEE FUNCTION FOLLOWING FRACTURE OF DISTAL SHAFT OF FEMUR THE EFFECT OF BREATHING RETRAINING PROGRAM ON LUNG FUNCTION FOLLOWING EXERCISE INDUCED DYSPNEA IN OBESE INDIVIDUALS AMRIN AHMED SHAIKH COMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCES EFFECT OF SHOULDERS REHABILITATION PROTOCOL ON QUALITY OF UPPER LIMB FUNCTION FOLLOWING MODIFIED RADICAL MASTECTOMY PHILOMINA DSOUZA COMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCES INFLUENCE OF SWISS BALL TRAINING FOR CORE STRENGTHNING IN MENOPAUSAL WOMEN VARSHA MASKE THE IMMEDIATE EFFECT OF SUSTAINED PASSIVE STRETCHING VERSUS WEIGHT BEARING EXERCISES ON SPASTICITY OF ELBOW FLEXORS IN HEMIPARETIC INDICIDUALS SHERIN MATHEWS EFFECT OF JOINT MOBILIZATION AND ENDURANCE TRAINING ON QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS PRATIK VICTOR EFFEVTIVENESS OF EARLY GAIT REHABILITATION (CIRCUMDUCTION GAIT CORRECTION) ON GAIT SPECIIFC PARAMETERS IN HEMIPARETIC PATIENTS
6 MPTh Thesis Topics TOPIC MR. ANSARI AHMAR K. EFFECT OF LATISSIMUS DORSI STRENGTHENING IN THORACO-LUMBAR DYSFUNCTION MS. BHALERAO SHARDA V. EFFECT OF MONITORED HOME EXERCISE PROGRAM ON QUALITY OF LIFE IN STROKE SURVIVORS. MS. KULKARNI SHWETA A. PEDIATRIC INFLUENCE OF APPLYING THE PRINCIPLES OF MOTOR RELEARNING PROGRAM ON GAIT IN PARETIC STAGE PEDIATRICS CONDITION OF ACUTE FLACCID PARALYSIS. MS. PATIL POONAM H. CARDIO-PULMONARY SCIENCES EFFECT OF ABDOMINAL MUSCLE EXERCISES ON PEAK EXPIRATORY FLOW RATE IN POST MENOPAUSAL WOMEN MS. PATEL RABBANA R. CARDIO-PULMONARY SCIENCES EFFECT OF POSITIONING AND DIAPHRAGMATIC BREATHING EXERCISE ON RESPIRATORY RATE IN TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY PATIENT WITH POST- VENTILATORY SUPPORT MR. KUMBHAR SATYAJIT A. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF KALTENBORN AND MULLIGANS MOBILIZATION OF FUNCTIONAL MOBILITY IN ADHESIVE CAPSULITIS OF SHOULDER. MS.PATIL NAMRATA PEDIATRIC ADHERENCE TO SUPERVISED AND UNSUPERVISED HOME EXERCISE PROGRAM ON MOTOR MILESTONES IN SPASTIC CEREBRAL PALSY
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