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Investigation of the Effect of Intrinsic Foot Muscle Training on Plantar Pressure Distribution in Individuals With Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

The Training Science Trials Ledger follows ClinicalTrials.gov studies of exercise and training interventions, with training and population families, randomization and sponsor flags and completion horizons, drawn from the public ClinicalTrials.gov API and refreshed weekly. Entries summarize registered studies; no medical advice is given or implied.

Records
5,000
Last changed
Update schedule
1 3 * * 1 UTC
Coverage
11/16/2021–09/03/2026
Method
Methodology
Start Date
08/04/2023
Title
Investigation of the Effect of Intrinsic Foot Muscle Training on Plantar Pressure Distribution in Individuals With Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
Status
COMPLETED
Training Family
aerobic / endurance
Population Family
clinical population
Is Recruiting
false

Investigation of the Effect of Intrinsic Foot Muscle Training on Plantar Pressure Distribution in Individuals With Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

The Training Science Trials Ledger follows ClinicalTrials.gov studies of exercise and training interventions, with training and population families, randomization and sponsor flags and completion horizons, drawn from the public ClinicalTrials.gov API and refreshed weekly. Entries summarize registered studies; no medical advice is given or implied.

Records
5,000
Last changed
Update schedule
1 3 * * 1 UTC
Coverage
11/16/2021–09/03/2026
Method
Methodology
Start Date
08/04/2023
Title
Investigation of the Effect of Intrinsic Foot Muscle Training on Plantar Pressure Distribution in Individuals With Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
Status
COMPLETED
Training Family
aerobic / endurance
Population Family
clinical population
Is Recruiting
false