A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN KINESIOTAPING AND INSTRUMENT ASSISTED SOFT TISSUE MOBILIZATION ALONG WITH COMPLETE DECONGESTIVE THERAPY TO IMPROVE PAIN, RANGE OF MOTION, LYMPHEDEMA AND DISABILITY IN POST MASTECTOMY FEMALES

Background: Breast tumor is a particularly prevalent kind of carcinoma that strikes females, it is a serious health issue.Mastectomy-related consequences might include sleep disturbances, pain, aesthetic difficulties, bleeding, upper extremity lymphedema, muscle wasting, and reduced shoulder mobility.Methodology: 30 Mastectomy patients were selected for the study.They were divided into two groups.15 in each group.Group A (KT + CDT), Group B (IASTM + CDT).The duration of the study was 3 days for 4 weeks.Pre and Post Pain, ROM, Lymphedema and Disability was assessed by NPRS, Goniometer, Arm Circumference and SPADI.Result: For comparisons in mean and SD in both inter and intra-group analyses, Student paired t-test and independent t-test were utilized.Within-group analysis of Group A and B shows, a comparison of all outcome measures suggested a t value less than 0.05.Between-group comparison shows a significant effect on NPRS, Abduction, External rotation, and elbow and wrist circumference, which suggests p value of less than 0.05.Whereas, Other outcome measures such as flexion, axillary, mid-arm and Mid-forearm circumference show more than 0.05 value, which suggests a non-significant effect.

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International Journal of Biology Pharmacy and Allied Sciences
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2025-08-30
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https://doi.org/10.31032/ijbpas/2025/14.9.9337
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Physical Education and Training Studies
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN KINESIOTAPING AND INSTRUMENT ASSISTED SOFT TISSUE MOBILIZATION ALONG WITH COMPLETE DECONGESTIVE THERAPY TO IMPROVE PAIN, RANGE OF MOTION, LYMPHEDEMA AND DISABILITY IN POST MASTECTOMY FEMALES

International Journal of Biology Pharmacy and Allied Sciences
Physical Education and Training Studies
article

A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN KINESIOTAPING AND INSTRUMENT ASSISTED SOFT TISSUE MOBILIZATION ALONG WITH COMPLETE DECONGESTIVE THERAPY TO IMPROVE PAIN, RANGE OF MOTION, LYMPHEDEMA AND DISABILITY IN POST MASTECTOMY FEMALES

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Abstract

Background: Breast tumor is a particularly prevalent kind of carcinoma that strikes females, it is a serious health issue.Mastectomy-related consequences might include sleep disturbances, pain, aesthetic difficulties, bleeding, upper extremity lymphedema, muscle wasting, and reduced shoulder mobility.Methodology: 30 Mastectomy patients were selected for the study.They were divided into two groups.15 in each group.Group A (KT + CDT), Group B (IASTM + CDT).The duration of the study was 3 days for 4 weeks.Pre and Post Pain, ROM, Lymphedema and Disability was assessed by NPRS, Goniometer, Arm Circumference and SPADI.Result: For comparisons in mean and SD in both inter and intra-group analyses, Student paired t-test and independent t-test were utilized.Within-group analysis of Group A and B shows, a comparison of all outcome measures suggested a t value less than 0.05.Between-group comparison shows a significant effect on NPRS, Abduction, External rotation, and elbow and wrist circumference, which suggests p value of less than 0.05.Whereas, Other outcome measures such as flexion, axillary, mid-arm and Mid-forearm circumference show more than 0.05 value, which suggests a non-significant effect.

International Journal of Biology Pharmacy and Allied SciencesVol. 14(9)
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