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Sciatic Nerve Stiffness Using Two-Sequences of Lower Limb Neurodynamic Testing: A Shear Wave Elastography Study

Condition: Sciatic Nerve  ·  Sponsor: Cairo University

PhaseN/A
Planned participants60
Who can joinAll sexes, 25 Years to 40 Years
Healthy volunteersYes

About this study

The purposes of the study are: 1. To measure differences in Sciatic nerve (SN) stiffness using shear-wave elastography (SWE) during two movement sequences of the lower limb neurodynamic test (LLNT) in low back pain with sciatica. 2. To measure differences in Sciatic nerve stiffness using shear-wave elastography during two movement sequences of the lower limb neurodynamic test in control group. 3. To compare difference in Sciatic nerve stiffness using shear-wave elastography during two movement sequences of the lower limb neurodynamic test between low back pain patients with sciatica and control group.

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Manar Fawzy Mohammed Hussein, M.Sc  ·  +20 120 140 8924  ·  manar.fawzy@the.suezuni.edu.eg

Ebtisam Abdelkareem Ali, PhD

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Locations (1)

Cairo UniversityGiza, EgyptRecruiting

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