A Pilot Study: Neurophysiological Study on the Effect of Chronic Ankle Pain Intervene with Video Assisted Mindful Deep Breathing

Chronic ankle pain are reasonably common among sports injuries that leads to chronic ankle instability (CAI). When ankle gives way, pain and recurrent sprains are the characteristics of CAI reported among repeated ankle injuries. This situation may bring down life's quality that possibly leads...

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Main Authors: Vinodhkumar, Ramalingam, Kok, Suen Cheng, Manjit, Singh Sidhu, Lee, Poh Foong
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author Vinodhkumar, Ramalingam
Kok, Suen Cheng
Manjit, Singh Sidhu
Lee, Poh Foong
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Kok, Suen Cheng
Manjit, Singh Sidhu
Lee, Poh Foong
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description Chronic ankle pain are reasonably common among sports injuries that leads to chronic ankle instability (CAI). When ankle gives way, pain and recurrent sprains are the characteristics of CAI reported among repeated ankle injuries. This situation may bring down life's quality that possibly leads to neurophysiological changes due to depression, anxiety and stress. Mindfulness for pain management has been popular in recent decades. Here, we aim to employ a new and standardization on the tool for the recruited participants to do the mindful deep breathing. Therefore, a validated method video assisted mindful deep breathing (VAMDB) can improve on conflict monitoring, to modulate brain network dynamics underlying in the pain waves experience in this study. Characterization on brainwaves changes with electroencephalogram (EEG) study for the pre-and post-intervention on the neurophysiological response of brain among collegiate athletes are reported here. A total of 12 participants aged between 18 and 25 years were recruited. 8 participants with chronic ankle pain from INTI Physiotherapy centre were grouped into intervention (INT) n=4, and nonintervention (NINT) n=4 respectively. Another 4 participants without pain and intervention was assigned as control group (CONT). The data was processed with MATLAB and analysed by ANCOVA within the group (INTI, NINT and CONT). The pre-and post-treatment effect was significant within the subject factor. Delta, theta, alpha, beta and gamma bandwidths in the occipital region shows a significant effect on VAMDB between pre and post intervention. This pilot study is the first to explore the 3-min short duration VADMB among ankle pain participants.
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spelling intimal-12662019-03-01T08:17:42Z http://eprints.intimal.edu.my/1266/ A Pilot Study: Neurophysiological Study on the Effect of Chronic Ankle Pain Intervene with Video Assisted Mindful Deep Breathing Vinodhkumar, Ramalingam Kok, Suen Cheng Manjit, Singh Sidhu Lee, Poh Foong RC0321 Neuroscience. Biological psychiatry. Neuropsychiatry Chronic ankle pain are reasonably common among sports injuries that leads to chronic ankle instability (CAI). When ankle gives way, pain and recurrent sprains are the characteristics of CAI reported among repeated ankle injuries. This situation may bring down life's quality that possibly leads to neurophysiological changes due to depression, anxiety and stress. Mindfulness for pain management has been popular in recent decades. Here, we aim to employ a new and standardization on the tool for the recruited participants to do the mindful deep breathing. Therefore, a validated method video assisted mindful deep breathing (VAMDB) can improve on conflict monitoring, to modulate brain network dynamics underlying in the pain waves experience in this study. Characterization on brainwaves changes with electroencephalogram (EEG) study for the pre-and post-intervention on the neurophysiological response of brain among collegiate athletes are reported here. A total of 12 participants aged between 18 and 25 years were recruited. 8 participants with chronic ankle pain from INTI Physiotherapy centre were grouped into intervention (INT) n=4, and nonintervention (NINT) n=4 respectively. Another 4 participants without pain and intervention was assigned as control group (CONT). The data was processed with MATLAB and analysed by ANCOVA within the group (INTI, NINT and CONT). The pre-and post-treatment effect was significant within the subject factor. Delta, theta, alpha, beta and gamma bandwidths in the occipital region shows a significant effect on VAMDB between pre and post intervention. This pilot study is the first to explore the 3-min short duration VADMB among ankle pain participants. 2018 Article PeerReviewed text en http://eprints.intimal.edu.my/1266/1/Vinodh_2019.pdf Vinodhkumar, Ramalingam and Kok, Suen Cheng and Manjit, Singh Sidhu and Lee, Poh Foong (2018) A Pilot Study: Neurophysiological Study on the Effect of Chronic Ankle Pain Intervene with Video Assisted Mindful Deep Breathing. IEEE-EMBS Conference on Biomedical Engineering and Sciences (IECBES).
spellingShingle RC0321 Neuroscience. Biological psychiatry. Neuropsychiatry
Vinodhkumar, Ramalingam
Kok, Suen Cheng
Manjit, Singh Sidhu
Lee, Poh Foong
A Pilot Study: Neurophysiological Study on the Effect of Chronic Ankle Pain Intervene with Video Assisted Mindful Deep Breathing
title A Pilot Study: Neurophysiological Study on the Effect of Chronic Ankle Pain Intervene with Video Assisted Mindful Deep Breathing
title_full A Pilot Study: Neurophysiological Study on the Effect of Chronic Ankle Pain Intervene with Video Assisted Mindful Deep Breathing
title_fullStr A Pilot Study: Neurophysiological Study on the Effect of Chronic Ankle Pain Intervene with Video Assisted Mindful Deep Breathing
title_full_unstemmed A Pilot Study: Neurophysiological Study on the Effect of Chronic Ankle Pain Intervene with Video Assisted Mindful Deep Breathing
title_short A Pilot Study: Neurophysiological Study on the Effect of Chronic Ankle Pain Intervene with Video Assisted Mindful Deep Breathing
title_sort pilot study: neurophysiological study on the effect of chronic ankle pain intervene with video assisted mindful deep breathing
topic RC0321 Neuroscience. Biological psychiatry. Neuropsychiatry
url http://eprints.intimal.edu.my/1266/
http://eprints.intimal.edu.my/1266/1/Vinodh_2019.pdf