Stroke rehabilitation

1. Effect of dual-task gait training on balance and walking speed in chronic stroke survivors
   • Outcomes: 10-Meter Walk Test, Timed Up and Go, Berg Balance Scale, dual-task cost.
2. Comparison of task-oriented circuit training versus conventional physiotherapy for upper-limb function after stroke
   • Outcomes: Fugl-Meyer Assessment-Upper Extremity, Action Research Arm Test, Motor Activity Log.
3. Relationship between trunk control and functional independence in subacute stroke
   • A practical cross-sectional study.
   • Outcomes: Trunk Impairment Scale, Functional Independence Measure or Barthel Index.
4. Effect of aerobic interval training on fatigue, gait endurance, and quality of life in chronic stroke
   • Outcomes: 6-Minute Walk Test, Fatigue Severity Scale, Stroke-Specific Quality of Life Scale.
5. Effectiveness of mirror therapy combined with conventional therapy for hand function in stroke
   • Suitable where low-cost intervention design is important.
6. Association of fear of falling with balance confidence and community ambulation after stroke
   • Outcomes: Falls Efficacy Scale, Activities-specific Balance Confidence Scale, Community Balance and Mobility Scale.

Parkinson disease

1. Effect of rhythmic auditory cueing on gait freezing and gait parameters in Parkinson disease
   • Outcomes: Freezing of Gait Questionnaire, 10-Meter Walk Test, Timed Up and Go.
2. Effect of LSVT BIG-based exercise versus conventional exercise on functional mobility in Parkinson disease
   • Outcomes: UPDRS motor score, Timed Up and Go, 6-Minute Walk Test.
3. Home-based telerehabilitation versus supervised clinic exercise for balance confidence in mild-to-moderate Parkinson disease
   • Useful if your institution supports video-based follow-up.
4. Correlation between dual-task performance, executive function, and fall risk in Parkinson disease

• Cross-sectional and feasible with limited intervention time.

1. Effect of treadmill training with external visual cues on gait and freezing episodes in Parkinson disease

• Recent evidence includes a 2025 meta-analysis on robot-assisted rehabilitation, so a lower-cost comparison of cueing or conventional approaches can be a relevant local study.

Spinal cord injury

1. Effect of functional electrical stimulation-assisted cycling on lower-limb spasticity and quality of life in incomplete spinal cord injury

• Needs appropriate equipment and safety supervision.

1. Comparison of body-weight-supported treadmill training and conventional gait training in incomplete spinal cord injury

• Outcomes: Walking Index for Spinal Cord Injury, 10-Meter Walk Test, 6-Minute Walk Test.

1. Relationship between wheelchair propulsion technique, shoulder pain, and functional independence in people with spinal cord injury

• A highly feasible observational study.
• Outcomes: Wheelchair Skills Test, Wheelchair User’s Shoulder Pain Index, SCIM.

1. Effect of core-stability training on sitting balance and functional reach in thoracic spinal cord injury

• Practical intervention topic with modest equipment needs.

Multiple sclerosis and other neurological conditions

1. Effect of combined aerobic and resistance exercise on fatigue and balance in multiple sclerosis

• Outcomes: Modified Fatigue Impact Scale, Berg Balance Scale, MS Quality of Life scale.

1. Effect of virtual-reality-based balance training on postural control in multiple sclerosis

• Can be studied with commercial low-cost VR or screen-based systems, depending on access.

1. Association between fatigue, physical activity, and health-related quality of life in multiple sclerosis

• Strong cross-sectional dissertation option.

1. Effect of proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation-based training on gait and balance in individuals with cerebellar ataxia

• A relatively less-explored clinical area.

1. Effect of vestibular rehabilitation on dizziness-related disability and balance in people with central vestibular dysfunction

• Outcomes: Dizziness Handicap Inventory, Dynamic Gait Index, Functional Gait Assessment.

Traumatic brain injury and cerebral palsy

1. Effect of cognitive-motor dual-task training on balance and community mobility after traumatic brain injury

• Outcomes: Timed Up and Go-cognitive, Community Integration Questionnaire, Berg Balance Scale.

1. Relationship of executive dysfunction with gait and balance in adults with traumatic brain injury

• Cross-sectional option, with cognitive screening plus gait assessment.

1. Effect of task-specific lower-limb training on gross motor function in ambulatory children with spastic cerebral palsy

• Outcomes: GMFM-66, 6-Minute Walk Test, Pediatric Balance Scale.

1. Comparison of treadmill training with and without virtual reality for gait in children with spastic cerebral palsy

• More resource-intensive but publishable if your pediatric sample is available.

Technology and current-practice topics

1. Feasibility and adherence of smartphone-based home exercise programmes in chronic stroke

• Outcomes: adherence, usability, mobility, patient satisfaction.

1. Wearable-sensor assessment of gait asymmetry in stroke or Parkinson disease

• Best if you have access to inertial sensors or validated smartphone applications.

1. Effect of exergaming-based rehabilitation on motivation and exercise adherence after stroke

• Outcomes: intrinsic motivation, attendance, balance, mobility.

1. Knowledge, attitude, and use of teleneurorehabilitation among physiotherapists

• Good for a multicenter survey and useful if clinical recruitment is difficult.

1. Barriers to community exercise participation among stroke survivors

• Qualitative or mixed-methods dissertation option.

1. Association between sleep quality, fatigue, and rehabilitation participation in people with neurological disorders

• Can include stroke, Parkinson disease, or multiple sclerosis as a defined sample.

Strong choices for feasibility

1. Dual-task gait training in chronic stroke
2. Trunk control and functional independence in subacute stroke
3. Rhythmic auditory cueing for gait in Parkinson disease
4. Fear of falling and community ambulation after stroke
5. Wheelchair propulsion, shoulder pain, and function in spinal cord injury
6. Aerobic and resistance exercise for fatigue in multiple sclerosis
7. Telerehabilitation adherence in chronic stroke

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