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Effects of Down Dog Yoga on Pre-writing Skills in Children With Down Syndrome

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  • Are you between 4 and 8 years old?

Source: NCT06977672, who can take part

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Trial details

Who runs it
Riphah International University
Trial code
NCT06977672
Record updated
18 May 2025
Original description
Down syndrome is a genetic condition caused by an extra chromosome 21, affecting physical and cognitive development. This study will evaluate the effects of down dog yoga on prewriting skills in children with Down syndrome aged 4-8 years. A randomized controlled trial with 32 participants will be conducted at Bahawal Victoria Hospital over 10 months. Assessments will include JTHFT, BBT, and the Prewriting Skills Scale.Read full original descriptionShow less

Down syndrome is a genetic condition caused by an extra chromosome 21, affecting physical and cognitive development. This study will evaluate the effects of down dog yoga on prewriting skills in children with Down syndrome aged 4-8 years. A randomized controlled trial with 32 participants will be conducted at Bahawal Victoria Hospital over 10 months. Assessments will include JTHFT, BBT, and the Prewriting Skills Scale.

Inclusion: Children with age group 4-8years; Both Genders (male female); Children who can do Independent standing and walking.

Exclusion: History of previous surgery; Cervical injury and chest wall disorders; Any deformity; Pain and/or symptomatic neurologic/orthopedic dysfunction of upper or lower extremities; Injury; Fractures; Children with impaired Fun.

ClinicalTrials.gov NCT06977672