光医療プロジェクト 14: SOF のパフォーマンス向上のための PBMT (SOF)
訓練された特殊オペレーター集団のパフォーマンス、回復、および行動状態に対する運動後のフォトバイオモジュレーションアプリケーションの影響の評価
特殊作戦部隊 (SOF) は、最高のパフォーマンスを維持するために継続的に訓練を行っています。 したがって、彼らはほぼ常に回復状態にあり、負担のかかる仕事量に対処するための非侵襲的治療を必要としています。 フォトバイオモジュレーション療法 (PBMT) は、低レベルのレーザーを身体に照射して治癒、回復、パフォーマンスを向上させる非侵襲的治療法です。 Army Tactical Human Optimization Rapid Rehabilitation and Reconditioning (THOR3) は、モダリティとして PBMT を実装するための一貫した手段を提供します。 アスリートを対象とした研究では、トレーニングの前後に PBMT を集中的に適用することでパフォーマンスと回復に利点があることが示されています。 PBMT の体系的な適用による潜在的な認知/行動への影響に関する証拠はあまりありませんが、局所的な PBMT 適用グループでは、プラセボと比較して自己報告による疲労が大幅に低いこともわかっています。 さらに、健康な軍事戦術アスリートを対象とした PBMT 研究は限られています。 PBMT は、SOF 集団の筋骨格および心理的回復を促進することにより、身体パフォーマンスを向上させるための有望なツールとなる可能性があります。 研究者らは、SOF オペレーターのパフォーマンスに対する、運動後の PBMT アプリケーションの生理学的および行動的影響を研究することを目的としています。
目的: 研究者らは、SOF 集団における身体トレーニング後の PBMT 提供の有効性を調査するために、偽対照を用いた単盲検ランダム化対照試験を実施することを提案しています。
この研究の具体的な目的は次のとおりです。
- コーチ主導の訓練を受けている特殊部隊オペレーターにおける演習後の PBMT 適用の生理学的影響を分析し、説明します。
- コーチ主導の訓練を受けている特殊部隊オペレーターの演習後の PBMT アプリケーションの行動効果を分析し、説明します。
- 米陸軍 SOF の戦術アスリート集団における身体訓練後の局所 PBMT の全体的な臨床的有用性を評価します。
調査の概要
状態
研究の種類
入学 (実際)
段階
- 適用できない
連絡先と場所
研究場所
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Washington
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Joint Base Lewis McChord、Washington、アメリカ、98433
- Joint Base Lewis-McChord
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参加基準
適格基準
就学可能な年齢
- 大人
健康ボランティアの受け入れ
説明
包含基準:
- 現役特殊部隊隊員(18系)
- 同意のために英語を読んで理解できること
- 研究介入とフォローアップに積極的に取り組むことができる
- THOR3 コーチ主導トレーニングに制限なく参加可能
除外基準:
- 肥満 (体脂肪 > 25%)
- 循環器疾患
- 特定の薬剤の使用(スタチン、利尿薬、高血圧薬など)
- 女性
- 治療エリア(体の部位)のタトゥー
- ポルフィリン症(光誘発性アレルギー)または光過敏性湿疹との診断
- 熱または光に対する過敏症に関連する薬剤の現在使用(例:アミオダロン、クロルプロマジン、ドキシサイクリン、ヒドロクロロチアジド、ナリジクス酸、ナプロキセン、ピロキシカム、テトラサイクリン、チオリダジン、ボリコナゾール)
- ペースメーカーの使用/基礎的な心臓病
- 自己免疫疾患と診断されている
- アルビノ
- 末梢神経障害
研究計画
研究はどのように設計されていますか?
デザインの詳細
- 主な目的:処理
- 割り当て:ランダム化
- 介入モデル:並列代入
- マスキング:独身
武器と介入
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偽コンパレータ:偽PBMT
偽の PBMT を含めることにより、光子の放出 (積極的な治療) を除いて、すべての参加者の治療手順が同じままであることが保証されるため、グループ間の差異の寄与を PBMT の使用に帰することができます。
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模擬 PBMT は、訓練を受けた研究チームのメンバーによって提供されます。
偽 PBMT は、上記の PBMT プロセスで示したのと同じ方法で提供されますが、デバイスはスタンバイ モードのままになります (つまり、治療モードはオンになりません)。
赤外線は肉眼では見えないため、治療モードとスタンバイ モードの唯一の目に見える違いは、いくつかの小さな琥珀色のライトの存在です (これらのライトは治療モード中に点灯します)。
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アクティブコンパレータ:Photobiomodulation Treatment (PBMT)
PBMT will be delivered at 40 watts (W).
PBMT will be applied to the quadriceps area.
A study team member will use the quadriceps measurements of the treatment area to calculate the PBMT treatment time (approximately 5-20 minutes) and specified J/cm2.
PBMT treatment will be provided 3 times per week, for 3 weeks.
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PBMT will be delivered at 40W (depending on participant skin pigmentation). PBMT will be applied to the quadriceps area. A study team member will use the quadriceps measurements of the treatment area to calculate the PBMT treatment time (approximately 5-20 minutes) and specified J/cm2. PBMT treatment will be provided 3 times per week, for 3 weeks. PBMT will be delivered by a trained study team member using the LightForce® XLi 40W device with the Smart Hand Piece technology, which has a built-in accelerometer in the hand piece that controls the speed of light delivery to the treatment area. The trained team members will use the Smart Hand Piece technology, which assesses the operator's speed and provides real-time visual and sensory feedback calibrated to shut-off when moving too slowly and warns the operator when moving too quickly by vibrating. Treatment is delivered through a flexible optical fiber threaded through the hand piece, which contains a rolling glass massage ball.
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この研究は何を測定していますか?
主要な結果の測定
結果測定 |
メジャーの説明 |
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Countermovement Jump (CMJ) Initial Baseline: Concentric Impulse
時間枠:Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Assesses dynamic strength performance, including concentric impulse via force plates and analysis software.
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Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Countermovement Jump (CMJ) Initial Baseline: Movement Start to Peak Power.
時間枠:Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Assesses dynamic strength performance, including Movement start to peak power.
via force plates and analysis software.
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Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Countermovement Jump (CMJ) Initial Baseline: Reactive Strength Index-modified (RSImod)
時間枠:Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Assesses dynamic strength performance, including Reactive Strength Index-modified (RSImod) via force plates and analysis software. Reactive Strength Index-modified (RSImod) reflects the efficiency of force production during a countermovement jump. It is calculated as jump height divided by time to take-off. Higher values indicate better explosive performance and lower neuromuscular fatigue, whereas lower values indicate reduced efficiency or increased fatigue. The index ranges from 0 upward with no theoretical maximum; therefore, interpretation should rely on normative ranges or athlete-specific baselines. Reference categories: Lower performers (L): ~0.20-0.30 Moderate performers (M): ~0.30-0.45 Upper performers (U): ~0.45-0.70+ |
Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Countermovement Jump (CMJ) Initial Baseline: Time to Take-Off
時間枠:Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Assesses dynamic strength performance, including Time to Take-Off via force plates and analysis software.
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Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Countermovement Jump (CMJ) Week 1 Follow-up: Concentric Impulse
時間枠:Collected at the end of week 1 prior to coach-led training.
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Assesses dynamic strength performance, including concentric impulse via force plates and analysis software.
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Collected at the end of week 1 prior to coach-led training.
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Countermovement Jump (CMJ) Week 1 Follow-up: Movement Start to Peak Power
時間枠:Collected at the end of week 1 prior to coach-led training.
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Assesses dynamic strength performance, including Movement Start to peak Power via force plates and analysis software.
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Collected at the end of week 1 prior to coach-led training.
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Countermovement Jump (CMJ) Week 1 Follow-up: Reactive Strength Index-modified (RSImod)
時間枠:Collected at the end of week 1 prior to coach-led training.
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Assesses dynamic strength performance, including Reactive Strength Index-modified (RSImod) via force plates and analysis software. Reactive Strength Index-modified (RSImod) reflects the efficiency of force production during a countermovement jump. It is calculated as jump height divided by time to take-off. Higher values indicate better explosive performance and lower neuromuscular fatigue, whereas lower values indicate reduced efficiency or increased fatigue. The index ranges from 0 upward with no theoretical maximum; therefore, interpretation should rely on normative ranges or athlete-specific baselines. Reference categories: Lower performers (L): ~0.20-0.30 Moderate performers (M): ~0.30-0.45 Upper performers (U): ~0.45-0.70+ |
Collected at the end of week 1 prior to coach-led training.
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Countermovement Jump (CMJ) Week 1 Follow-up: Time to Take-Off
時間枠:Collected at the end of week 1 prior to coach-led training.
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Assesses dynamic strength performance, including Time to Take-Off via force plates and analysis software.
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Collected at the end of week 1 prior to coach-led training.
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Countermovement Jump (CMJ) Week 2 Follow-up: Concentric Impulse
時間枠:Collected at the end of week 2 prior to coach-led training.
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Assesses dynamic strength performance, including concentric impulse via force plates and analysis software.
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Collected at the end of week 2 prior to coach-led training.
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Countermovement Jump (CMJ) Week 2 Follow-up: Movement Start to Peak Power
時間枠:Collected at the end of week 2 prior to coach-led training.
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Assesses dynamic strength performance, including peak force production via force plates and analysis software.
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Collected at the end of week 2 prior to coach-led training.
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Countermovement Jump (CMJ) Week 2 Follow-up: Reactive Strength Index-modified (RSImod)
時間枠:Collected at the end of week 2 prior to coach-led training.
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Assesses dynamic strength performance, including Reactive Strength Index-modified (RSImod) via force plates and analysis software. Reactive Strength Index-modified (RSImod) reflects the efficiency of force production during a countermovement jump. It is calculated as jump height divided by time to take-off. Higher values indicate better explosive performance and lower neuromuscular fatigue, whereas lower values indicate reduced efficiency or increased fatigue. The index ranges from 0 upward with no theoretical maximum; therefore, interpretation should rely on normative ranges or athlete-specific baselines. Reference categories: Lower performers (L): ~0.20-0.30 Moderate performers (M): ~0.30-0.45 Upper performers (U): ~0.45-0.70+ |
Collected at the end of week 2 prior to coach-led training.
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Countermovement Jump (CMJ) Week 2 Follow-up: Time to Take-Off
時間枠:Collected at the end of week 2 prior to coach-led training.
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Assesses dynamic strength performance, including Time to Take-Off via force plates and analysis software.
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Collected at the end of week 2 prior to coach-led training.
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Countermovement Jump (CMJ) Week 3 Follow-up: Concentric Impulse
時間枠:Collected at the end of week 3 prior to coach-led training.
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Assesses dynamic strength performance, including concentric impulse via force plates and analysis software.
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Collected at the end of week 3 prior to coach-led training.
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Countermovement Jump (CMJ) Week 3 Follow-up: Movement Start to Peak Power
時間枠:Collected at the end of week 3 prior to coach-led training.
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Assesses dynamic strength performance, including peak force production via force plates and analysis software.
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Collected at the end of week 3 prior to coach-led training.
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Countermovement Jump (CMJ) Week 3 Follow-up: Reactive Strength Index-modified (RSImod)
時間枠:Collected at the end of week 3 prior to coach-led training.
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Assesses dynamic strength performance, including Reactive Strength Index-modified (RSImod) via force plates and analysis software. Reactive Strength Index-modified (RSImod) reflects the efficiency of force production during a countermovement jump. It is calculated as jump height divided by time to take-off. Higher values indicate better explosive performance and lower neuromuscular fatigue, whereas lower values indicate reduced efficiency or increased fatigue. The index ranges from 0 upward with no theoretical maximum; therefore, interpretation should rely on normative ranges or athlete-specific baselines. Reference categories: Lower performers (L): ~0.20-0.30 Moderate performers (M): ~0.30-0.45 Upper performers (U): ~0.45-0.70+ |
Collected at the end of week 3 prior to coach-led training.
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Countermovement Jump (CMJ) Week 3 Follow-up: Time to Take-Off
時間枠:Collected at the end of week 3 prior to coach-led training.
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Assesses dynamic strength performance, including Time to Take-Off via force plates and analysis software.
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Collected at the end of week 3 prior to coach-led training.
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Isometric Quadriceps Strength Testing Initial Baseline: Peak Torque
時間枠:Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Measuring isolated strength (Peak Torque).
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Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Isometric Hamstrings Strength Testing Initial Baseline: Peak Torque.
時間枠:Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Measuring isolated strength (Peak Torque).
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Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Isokinetic Quadriceps Strength Testing Initial Baseline: Peak Torque
時間枠:Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Measuring isolated strength (Peak Torque).
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Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Isokinetic Hamstrings Strength Testing Initial Baseline: Peak Torque
時間枠:Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Measuring isolated strength (Peak Torque).
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Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Isometric Quadriceps Strength Testing 3-week Follow-up: Peak Torque
時間枠:Collected at the 3-week follow-up session prior to coach-led training.
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Measuring isolated strength (Peak Torque).
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Collected at the 3-week follow-up session prior to coach-led training.
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Isometric Hamstrings Strength Testing 3-week Follow-up: Peak Torque.
時間枠:Collected at the 3-week follow-up session prior to coach-led training.
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Measuring isolated strength (Peak Torque).
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Collected at the 3-week follow-up session prior to coach-led training.
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Isokinetic Quadriceps Strength Testing 3-week Follow-up: Peak Torque
時間枠:Collected at the 3-week follow-up session prior to coach-led training.
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Measuring isolated strength (Peak Torque).
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Collected at the 3-week follow-up session prior to coach-led training.
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Isokinetic Hamstrings Strength Testing 3-week Follow-up: Peak Torque
時間枠:Collected at the 3-week follow-up session prior to coach-led training.
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Measuring isolated strength (Peak Torque).
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Collected at the 3-week follow-up session prior to coach-led training.
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Defense and Veteran's Pain Rating Scale (DVPRS) Initial Baseline
時間枠:Self-reported at baseline
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Captures subjective pain rating on a 0 - 10 scale (minimum - maximum; 0 = no pain, 10 = severe pain).
Higher scores equal worse outcomes.
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Self-reported at baseline
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Defense and Veteran's Pain Rating Scale (DVPRS) Daily Reports
時間枠:Self-reported, daily after baseline through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Captures subjective pain rating on a 0 - 10 scale (minimum - maximum; 0 = no pain, 10 = severe pain).
Higher scores equals worse outcomes.
Calculation for this timepoint was dervied from averaging all daily pain scores into an aggregate value.
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Self-reported, daily after baseline through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Visual Analog Scale (VAS) Initial Baseline
時間枠:Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Measures delayed onset muscle soreness.
Respondents mark on a 10 centimeter line their current level of muscle soreness.
The left end of the line represents "I feel no soreness in my muscles" and the right end represents "My muscles feel so sore, I don't want to move them."
Scores range from 0-100, with higher scores equaling worse outcomes.
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Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Visual Analog Scale (VAS) Week 1 Follow-up
時間枠:Collected at the end of week 1 after coach-led training and laser treatment.
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Measures delayed onset muscle soreness.
Respondents mark on a 10 centimeter line their current level of muscle soreness.
The left end of the line represents "I feel no soreness in my muscles" and the right end represents "My muscles feel so sore, I don't want to move them."
Scores range from 0-100, with higher scores equaling worse outcomes.
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Collected at the end of week 1 after coach-led training and laser treatment.
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Visual Analog Scale (VAS) Week 2 Follow-up
時間枠:Collected at the end of week 2 after coach-led training and laser treatment.
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Measures delayed onset muscle soreness.
Respondents mark on a 10 centimeter line their current level of muscle soreness.
The left end of the line represents "I feel no soreness in my muscles" and the right end represents "My muscles feel so sore, I don't want to move them."
Scores range from 0-100, with higher scores equaling worse outcomes.
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Collected at the end of week 2 after coach-led training and laser treatment.
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Visual Analog Scale (VAS) Week 3 Follow-up
時間枠:Collected at the end of week 3 after coach-led training and laser treatment.
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Measures delayed onset muscle soreness.
Respondents mark on a 10 centimeter line their current level of muscle soreness.
The left end of the line represents "I feel no soreness in my muscles" and the right end represents "My muscles feel so sore, I don't want to move them."
Scores range from 0-100, with higher scores equaling worse outcomes.
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Collected at the end of week 3 after coach-led training and laser treatment.
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Borg Modified Rating of Perceived Exertion (RPE) Initial Baseline
時間枠:Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment
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Quantifying perceived exertion on 0-10 scale.
Higher scores indicate worse outcomes.
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Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment
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Borg Modified Rating of Perceived Exertion (RPE) 3-week Follow-up
時間枠:Collected at the 3-week follow-up session after coach-led training and laser treatment.
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Quantifying perceived exertion on 0-10 scale.
Higher scores indicate worse outcomes.
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Collected at the 3-week follow-up session after coach-led training and laser treatment.
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Elloumi Fatigue Scale Initial Baseline
時間枠:Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Behavioral health rating of fatigue.
The short questionnaire of fatigue uses eight questions that highlight perception of training difficulty, sleep, leg discomfort, infection/colds, concentration, work efficacy, anxiety and overall stress.
Each question is rated by the respondent on a 7-point scale: 1 point (not at all) to 7 points (very much).
The summed total score of the 8 questions allows for a total score of fatigue (TSF).
Total score of fatigue ranges from 8 points (not at all fatigued) to 56 points (very much fatigued).
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Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Elloumi Fatigue Scale 3-week Follow-up
時間枠:Collected at the 3-week follow-up session after coach-led training and laser treatment.
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Behavioral health rating of fatigue.
The short questionnaire of fatigue uses eight questions that highlight perception of training difficulty, sleep, leg discomfort, infection/colds, concentration, work efficacy, anxiety and overall stress.
Each question is rated by the respondent on a 7-point scale: 1 point (not at all) to 7 points (very much).
The summed total score of the 8 questions allows for a total score of fatigue (TSF).
Total score of fatigue ranges from 8 points (not at all fatigued) to 56 points (very much fatigued).
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Collected at the 3-week follow-up session after coach-led training and laser treatment.
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Quick Physical Activity Rating Scale (QPAR)
時間枠:Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Higher scores indicate better outcome.
Scaled rating of various types of physical activity participation.
Respondent reporting quantifies the overall amount of physical activity that the respondent regularly engages in.
Activities are weighted in intensity that ranges from 1 (light) to 3 (heavy).
Activity weekly frequency reported as never (0 days), seldom (1-2 days), sometime (3-4 days), and often (5-7 days).
Activity duration collected as less than one hour per day, 1-2 hours per day, and more than two hours per day.
Intensity (1-3), frequency (0-3) and duration (1-3) scores are multiplied and provide a physical activity score that may range from 0 - 153 points, 0 being very low physical activity and 153 representing very high physical activity.
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Collected prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Oura Ring Sleep Data: Sleep Metrics - Sleep Duration
時間枠:Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring will continuously measure aspects of sleep, including duration of sleep.
Calculation for this measure was dervied from averaging all daily sleep scores into an aggregate value.
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Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring Sleep Data: Sleep Metrics - Time in Bed
時間枠:Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring will continuously measure aspects of sleep, including time spent in bed.
Calculation for this measure was dervied from averaging all daily scores into an aggregate value.
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Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring Sleep Data: Sleep Metrics - Light Sleep Length
時間枠:Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring will continuously measure aspects of sleep, including duration of light sleep stage.
Calculation for this measure was dervied from averaging all daily scores into an aggregate value.
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Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring Sleep Data: Sleep Metrics - Rapid Eye Movement (REM) Sleep Length
時間枠:Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring will continuously measure aspects of sleep, including duration of REM sleep stage.
Calculation for this measure was dervied from averaging all daily scores into an aggregate value.
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Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring Sleep Data: Sleep Metrics - Deep Sleep Length
時間枠:Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring will continuously measure aspects of sleep, including duration of deep sleep stage (seconds).
Calculation for this measure was dervied from averaging all daily scores into an aggregate value.
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Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring Sleep Data: Sleep Metrics - Sleep Latency
時間枠:Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring will continuously measure aspects of sleep, including sleep latency (time taken to fall asleep in seconds).
Calculation for this measure was dervied from averaging all daily scores into an aggregate value.
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Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring Sleep Data: Sleep Metrics - Sleep Efficiency Percentage
時間枠:Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring will continuously measure aspects of sleep, including sleep efficiency percentage (time spent in bed asleep).
Higher percentages are better.
0-100.
Calculation for this measure was dervied from averaging all daily scores into an aggregate value.
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Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring Sleep Data: Sleep Metrics - Sleep Quality Score
時間枠:Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring will continuously measure aspects of sleep, including sleep quality score.
Scores range from 0-100 with higher scores being better outcomes.
Calculation for this measure was dervied from averaging all daily scores into an aggregate value.
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Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring Sleep Data: Readiness Trends - Body Temperature Changes
時間枠:Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring will continuously measure changes in body temperature.
Oura calculates body-temperature readiness by measuring average skin temperature during sleep, comparing it to long-term baseline, and reporting the difference as a positive or negative deviation.
Calculation for this measure was dervied from averaging all daily scores into an aggregate value.
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Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring Data: Readiness Trends - Daily Heart Rate
時間枠:Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring will continuously measure aspects of physical readiness trends, including changes in heart rate.
Calculation for this measure was dervied from averaging all daily scores into an aggregate value.
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Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring Sleep Data: Readiness Trends - Heart Rate Variability (HRV)
時間枠:Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring will continuously measure aspects of physical readiness trends, including HRV - a measure of the fluctuation in the time intervals between adjacent heartbeats.
Calculation for this measure was dervied from averaging all daily scores into an aggregate value.
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Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring Sleep Data: Readiness Trends - Respiration Rate
時間枠:Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring will continuously measure aspects of physical readiness trends, including respiratory rate.
Calculation for this measure was dervied from averaging all daily scores into an aggregate value.
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Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring Sleep Data: Readiness Trends - Blood Oxygen Saturation
時間枠:Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring will continuously measure aspects of physical readiness trends, including blood oxygen saturation.
Calculation for this measure was dervied from averaging all daily scores into an aggregate value.
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Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring Sleep Data: Readiness Trends - Sleep Balance
時間枠:Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring will continuously measure aspects of physical readiness trends, including sleep balance- a measure of how consistent nightly total sleep duration is compared to baseline, reported on a 0-100 scale where higher means sleep length is closely matched night-to-night.
Scores near 100 indicate very stable sleep duration that supports recovery; 60-80 indicates moderate variability that may mildly reduce readiness; scores below ~60 reflect inconsistent sleep duration likely to lower Readiness.
Higher scores are better outcomes.
Calculation for this measure was dervied from averaging all daily scores into an aggregate value.
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Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring Sleep Data: Readiness Trends - Readiness Score
時間枠:Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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Oura Ring will continuously measure aspects of physical readiness trends, including readiness score.
The score ranges from 0-100, higher scores indicate better outcomes.
Calculation for this measure was dervied from averaging all daily scores into an aggregate value.
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Oura data is collected from daily wear of ring from date of randomization through study completion after 3 weeks.
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二次結果の測定
結果測定 |
メジャーの説明 |
時間枠 |
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Body Measurements: Body Composition (% Body Fat)
時間枠:Measured prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Biometrics
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Measured prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Body Measurements: Height (Inches)
時間枠:Measured prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Biometrics
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Measured prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Body Measurements: Weight (Lbs)
時間枠:Measured prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Biometrics
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Measured prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Body Measurements: C1 - Proximal Thigh Circumference (cm)
時間枠:Measured prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Biometrics - used to calculate PBMT dosage
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Measured prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Body Measurements: C2 - Distal Thigh Circumference (cm)
時間枠:Measured prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Biometrics - used to calculate PBMT dosage
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Measured prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Body Measurements: L1 - Length of Thigh (cm)
時間枠:Measured prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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Biometrics - used to calculate PBMT dosage
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Measured prior to treatment starting at time of enrollment.
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その他の成果指標
結果測定 |
メジャーの説明 |
時間枠 |
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身体寸法: 身長 (cm)
時間枠:登録時に治療を開始する前に測定します。
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生体認証
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登録時に治療を開始する前に測定します。
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身体測定: 体重 (kg/ポンド)
時間枠:登録時に治療を開始する前に測定します。
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生体認証
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登録時に治療を開始する前に測定します。
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身体測定: 身体組成 (体脂肪率)
時間枠:登録時に治療を開始する前に測定します。
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生体認証
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登録時に治療を開始する前に測定します。
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身体寸法: C1 - 大腿近位部周囲径 (cm)
時間枠:登録時に治療を開始する前に測定します。
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生体認証 - PBMT 投与量の計算に使用されます
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登録時に治療を開始する前に測定します。
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身体寸法: C2 - 大腿遠位部周囲径 (cm)
時間枠:登録時に治療を開始する前に測定します。
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生体認証 - PBMT 投与量の計算に使用されます
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登録時に治療を開始する前に測定します。
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身体寸法: L1 - 太ももの長さ (cm)
時間枠:登録時に治療を開始する前に測定します。
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生体認証 - PBMT 投与量の計算に使用されます
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登録時に治療を開始する前に測定します。
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協力者と研究者
協力者
捜査官
- 主任研究者:Tanner Santarelli, DPT、1st Special Forces Group Tactical Human Optimization, Rapid Rehabilitation and Reconditioning (THOR3)
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