Impact of Core Stability Training Combined with Ems to Enhance Balance and Transfer Technique in Post-Dengue Spinal Cord Injury Patient - A Case Report

Purpose: Purpose of this study is to check impact of core stability training combined with EMS to enhance balance and transfer technique in post-dengue spinal cord injury patient. Relevance: Spinal cord lesions associated with dengue should be considered in patients from endemic regions. Spinal cord involvement may occur between two days to more than two weeks after the first symptoms of infection. Participants: A single case study of 46-year-old male with a history of SCI since 6 months. Methods: A single case study of SCI with bilateral lower limb Paralysis with right Upper limb Weakness. Analysis: Analysis was done on the basis of interpretation provided by the individual scale used for the assessment. Results: The values of FIST increased from 12 to 48 and score of TAI 3.0 improved from 5 to 8 for both Part 1 and 2. Conclusion: Considerable improvement was seen in balance and Transfer training. It was observed that the integrated physiotherapy protocol has helped in improving the patient with transvers myelitis. Implications: The findings suggest that this combined approach may significantly improve functional mobility and overall rehabilitation outcomes. It suggests that such interventions may be integral in clinical practice.