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Dual Task Balance Exercises and Vestibular Stimulation for Children With Down Syndrome
Children with Down syndrome experience balance and postural control issues due to neuromuscular defects and face several impairments. For the improvement we will take 26 children with Down syndrome, age between 7 to 14 years will be randomly assign into two groups. Group A will perform Dual Task Balance exercises and group B will perform Vestibular Stimulation exercises along routine physical therapy.All the data will be collected from Rabia Welfare Hospital Lahore by using Pediatric Balance Scale, Time Up and Go test and KTK test.The duration of study will be 10 months. Data will be analyzed through SPSS version 25.00.
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