Efficacy of physical therapy intervention in cervical angina patients at Jerash University office employees: a randomized controlled trial

Ibrahim Ismail Abuzaid; Hassan M. Abdelnour; Abdulmajeed R. Almalty; Nermeen K. Bleedy; Abdelrazak A. Abdelnaiem; Mshari Alghadier Alghadier; Omar Ibrahim Ismail

doi:10.5114/phr.2025.157942

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Efficacy of physical therapy intervention in cervical angina patients at Jerash University office employees: a randomized controlled trial

Ibrahim Ismail Abuzaid

^{1, 2}

,

Hassan M. Abdelnour

²

,

Abdulmajeed R. Almalty

²

,

Nermeen K. Bleedy

²

,

Abdelrazak A. Abdelnaiem

^{1, 2}

,

Mshari Alghadier Alghadier

³

,

Omar Ibrahim Ismail

⁴

Faculty of Physical therapy, South Valley University, Egypt;
Department of Physical Therapy, Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences, Jerash University, Jerash, Jordan
Department of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Prince Sattam bin Abdulaziz University, Alkharj, Saudi Arabia
Faculty of Physical Therapy, October University for Modern Sciences & Arts, MSA University, Egypt

Physiotherapy Review, 2025, 29(4), 53–63

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5114/phr.2025.157942

Online publish date: 2025/12/22

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Abuzaid I, Abdelnour H, Almalty A, et al. Efficacy of physical therapy intervention in cervical angina patients at Jerash University office employees: a randomized controlled trial. Physiotherapy Review. 2025;29(4):53-63. doi:10.5114/phr.2025.157942.

APA

Abuzaid, I., Abdelnour, H., Almalty, A., Bleedy, N., Abdelnaiem, A.,  & Alghadier, M. et al. (2025). Efficacy of physical therapy intervention in cervical angina patients at Jerash University office employees: a randomized controlled trial. Physiotherapy Review, 29(4), 53-63. https://doi.org/10.5114/phr.2025.157942

Chicago

Abuzaid, Ibrahim Ismail, Hassan M. Abdelnour, Abdulmajeed R. Almalty, Nermeen K. Bleedy, Abdelrazak A. Abdelnaiem, Mshari Alghadier Alghadier,  and Omar Ibrahim Ismail. 2025. "Efficacy of physical therapy intervention in cervical angina patients at Jerash University office employees: a randomized controlled trial". Physiotherapy Review 29 (4): 53-63. doi:10.5114/phr.2025.157942.

Harvard

Abuzaid, I., Abdelnour, H., Almalty, A., Bleedy, N., Abdelnaiem, A., Alghadier, M.,  and Ismail, O. (2025). Efficacy of physical therapy intervention in cervical angina patients at Jerash University office employees: a randomized controlled trial. Physiotherapy Review, 29(4), pp.53-63. https://doi.org/10.5114/phr.2025.157942

MLA

Abuzaid, Ibrahim Ismail et al. "Efficacy of physical therapy intervention in cervical angina patients at Jerash University office employees: a randomized controlled trial." Physiotherapy Review, vol. 29, no. 4, 2025, pp. 53-63. doi:10.5114/phr.2025.157942.

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Abuzaid I, Abdelnour H, Almalty A, Bleedy N, Abdelnaiem A, Alghadier M et al. Efficacy of physical therapy intervention in cervical angina patients at Jerash University office employees: a randomized controlled trial. Physiotherapy Review. 2025;29(4):53-63. doi:10.5114/phr.2025.157942.

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Introduction
Cervical angina remains an underrecognized condition in routine clinical practice, characterized by chest pain of cervical origin.

Aims
This study aimed to investigate the effect of a physiotherapy intervention program on cervical angina among office employees at Jerash University.

Material and methods
A randomized controlled trial was conducted involving 60 employees, allocated into experimental and control groups.

Results
Significant improvements were observed in pain intensity and cardiovascular parameters, including HR, SBP, DBP, MABP, and SpO₂. Conclusions: Physiotherapy intervention yielded clinically meaningful improvements in cervical angina symptoms and associated physiological parameters.

Conclusions
The physiotherapy intervention yielded clinically meaningful improvements in cervical angina symptoms and associated physiological parameters. Physiotherapeutic management of cervical angina should focus on correcting cervical spine dysfunctions underlying non-cardiac chest pain, particularly through postural correction, mobility enhancement, and nerve root decompression s

keywords:

cervical angina; heart rate; physical therapy; Jerash University

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Efficacy of physical therapy intervention in cervical angina patients at Jerash University office employees: a randomized controlled trial

Ibrahim Ismail Abuzaid 1, 2 , Hassan M. Abdelnour 2 , Abdulmajeed R. Almalty 2 , Nermeen K. Bleedy 2 , Abdelrazak A. Abdelnaiem 1, 2 , Mshari Alghadier Alghadier 3 , Omar Ibrahim Ismail 4

cervical angina; heart rate; physical therapy; Jerash University

Ibrahim Ismail Abuzaid

^{1, 2}

,

Hassan M. Abdelnour

²

,

Abdulmajeed R. Almalty

²

,

Nermeen K. Bleedy

²

,

Abdelrazak A. Abdelnaiem

^{1, 2}

,

Mshari Alghadier Alghadier

³

,

Omar Ibrahim Ismail

⁴