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All recruiting trials (13)

• 3-Dimensional Articular and Soft Tissue Myofascial Release for Wrist Overuse Syndrome

  This trial tests whether a 3-Dimensional articular release works better than 3-Dimensional soft tissue release for people aged 20–55 with wrist overuse syndrome.

  Recruiting University of Faisalabad · Faisalabad, Punjab Province · NCT07714031

• ELDOA vs AIS for Median Nerve Mobility in Upper Limb Overuse

  This trial tests whether ELDOA at the C5-C6 level or AIS better improves median-nerve mobility and reduces pain in adults with upper limb overuse syndrome.

  Recruiting University of Faisalabad · Faisalabad, Punjab Province · NCT07703332

• Pulsed electromagnetic field therapy for sensory changes in diabetic foot ulcers

  This study tests whether low-frequency pulsed electromagnetic field therapy, with ankle range of motion, can improve protective sensation in people with type 2 diabetes and a Wagner grade 1 diabetic foot ulcer.

  Recruiting University of Faisalabad · Faisalabad, Punjab Province · NCT07696728

• Tele-rehabilitation for patellofemoral pain in recreational athletes

  A randomized trial tests whether a remote, app-guided exercise program can help recreational athletes with patellofemoral pain as well as traditional in-person physiotherapy.

  Recruiting University of Faisalabad · Faisalābad, Punjan · NCT07693634

• Wearable vibration device to help arm movement after stroke

  In people with subacute stroke, this study tests whether adding a wearable vibration device to standard physical therapy helps improve arm movement more than therapy alone.

  Recruiting University of Faisalabad · Faisalābad, Punjab Province · NCT07641790

• Pelvic stability training to help leg movement after subacute stroke

  This study tests whether adding pelvic stability training to standard leg stretching and electrical stimulation helps improve leg motor function after a subacute stroke.

  Recruiting University of Faisalabad · Faisalabad, Punjab Province · NCT07609407

• Telerehabilitation vs clinic-based constraint-induced therapy for upper limb in sub-acute stroke

  This study tests whether delivering Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy via telerehabilitation works as well as in-clinic CIMT for improving arm function after a stroke.

  Recruiting University of Faisalabad · Faisalabad, Punjab Province · NCT07604181

• Pregabalin delivered through the skin with ultrasound and calf stretching for knee osteoarthritis

  This study tests whether applying pregabalin through the skin using ultrasound plus calf muscle stretching helps reduce nerve-like knee pain and improve walking in people with Grade III knee OA.

  Recruiting University of Faisalabad · Faisalābad, Punjab Province · NCT07598474

• Rhythmic Initiation vs Isometric Training for Arm Recovery After Stroke

  This trial tests whether Rhythmic Initiation or Isometric Resistance Training helps improve upper-limb function in people who recently had a first stroke.

  Recruiting University of Faisalabad · Faisalābad, Punjab Province · NCT07598435

• Heavy slow-resistance wrist exercises and shoulder stabilization to reduce pain and improve grip in tennis elbow

  This test will compare six weeks of heavy slow-resistance wrist exercises against shoulder stabilization exercises to see which better reduces pain and improves grip and function in adults aged 30–50 with tennis elbow.

  Recruiting University of Faisalabad · Sādiqābād · NCT07576829

• Hip-focused versus knee-focused exercise programs to improve arch height, balance, and leg strength in flexible flatfoot

  This trial will try whether a hip-focused or a knee-focused exercise program (both combined with foot intrinsic exercises) works better to improve arch height, balance, and leg strength in adults with flexible flatfeet.

  Recruiting University of Faisalabad · Faisalābad, Punjab Province · NCT07576816

• Unilateral versus bilateral task-specific training to improve arm and hand function after stroke

  This trial will test whether one-armed (unilateral) or two-armed (bilateral) task-based training, each combined with baseline electrical stimulation, helps people 6–24 months after stroke improve upper limb movement and hand dexterity.

  Recruiting University of Faisalabad · Kot Addu · NCT07523503

• MET versus Neck Calliet exercises for neck pain in nurses

  This project tests whether Muscle Energy Technique (MET) or Neck Calliet exercises better reduce neck pain and disability in young female nurses with trapezius trigger points.

  Recruiting University of Faisalabad · Faisalabad, Punjab Province · NCT07138807

Quick answers

How many clinical trials run by University of Faisalabad are recruiting right now?

13, as of November 12, 2026. We update this list each time we refresh our data from ClinicalTrials.gov.

Where are these trials running?

All of them have sites in Pakistan. Each study page lists its sites and which ones are recruiting.

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