Using Task Specific Training

Using Neurodevelopmental Training

Group A will be given Task Specific protocol with routine physical therapy treatment for 45 mins on the upper limb for 3 days a week for a period of 12 weeks.

This Task Specific protocol will include different exercises like, do the polishing of the table top , can perform arm cradling, can supinate and pronate the cylindrical object with arm , while pushing the cylindrical object can extend the wrist , can reach forward to touch or to pick an object , can bend side ways to pick the object and place it on the table in front , can pour the 1/2cup of water to the wide jar that is held by the patient in other hand , patient can comb his hair , patient can drink and eat independently , can lift the jar and bring it close to lips , can pick up pen by using thumb and two fingers , can do the stacking checkers , can throw a ball into the basket , can push the ball on wall from front and side.

37 will receive Neurodevelopmental treatment is based on the premise that the presence of normal postural reflex mechanisms is fundamental to a motor skill's performance. Mini mental state examination test

37 will receive Task specific training is a type of exercise treatment involving repeated practise with your affected arm/hand. Wolf Motor Function Test (WMFT)