Effect of Tai Chi on Functional Fitness of Elderly Patients With Degenerative Arthritis - Trial NCT03660254
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Study Focus
Sponsor & Location
Chen Li Tien
Taipei Medical University
Timeline & Enrollment
N/A
Dec 01, 2017
Feb 28, 2018
Primary Outcome
height,Weight,Muscle strength,Endurance,Heart rate,Softness(sit and reach test),balance(One foot station),walking
Summary
Degenerative arthritis is a common disease in the elderly , in recent years, there are young
 trends, the symptoms often cause great pain in the elderly, associated with lower physical
 exercise caused by decreased muscle mass, functional fitness performance Is also poor,
 affecting the ability of elderly people to live independently. Therefore, this study mainly
 explores whether the intervention of tai chi can improve the functional fitness of the
 elderly and reduce the pain index of the elderly. The study was designed to take the sample,
 which was divided into experimental group and control group. It was expected to receive 100
 people. The subjects were asked to use the basic information, Karnofsky scale, The functional
 fitness test, the exercise conscious scale and the WOMAC pain scale were used as the research
 tools. The SPSS system was used to analyze whether the functional fitness index and the pain
 index were significantly different before and after exercise intervention. Whether the
 exercise intervention has an effect on the elderly.
ICD-10 Classifications
Data Source
ClinicalTrials.gov
NCT03660254
Non-Device Trial