Dr SURESH T N

RESEARCH, TEACHING, or OTHER INTERESTS

Physical Therapy, Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation, Physical Therapy, Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation

Scopus Publications

Effectiveness Of E-Backnshou Exercise on Computer Vision Syndrome Among Physiotherapy Students- An Experimental Study
Kiruthiga S, Ashish Mathew A
International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology, 2026
Background: As virtual learning is becoming more prevalent, college students spend significant time on digital devices, leading to digital eye strain that may affect a student’s academic performance and quality of life. Globally approximately 60 million individuals report symptoms of computer vision syndrome with one million new cases annually. The E Backnshou exercise is a structured program aimed at reducing cvs symptoms. Objective: To investigate the effectiveness of the E Backnshou exercise in reducing CVS Symptoms among physiotherapy students. Methods: A Quazi experimental study was conducted involving 30 physiotherapy students aged 19- 25 years experiencing CVS Related neck, shoulder, and low back pain. The participants were divided into two groups, Group A performed E Backnshou exercise along with 20- 20- 20 rule, while group B followed only the 20- 20-20 rule. Outcome measure: Computer vision syndrome questionnaire, Visual Analogue scale, Neck disability index, Shoulder pain and Disability index and Roland Morris Disability questionnaire Results Statistically significant between group differences were observed using Mann- Whitney tests in neck pain Vas ( Mean = 1.80 ) shoulder pain Vas ( Mean= 1.87) SPADI ( Mean = 21.10), Low back pain Vas ( Mean= 2.13) and ROMDQ ( mean= 3.7) all remaining significant after Bonferroni adjustment ( a= .007). Conclusion: The E Backnshou Program significantly reduces musculoskeletal symptoms in students with excessive screen exposure. Although both groups improved, the experimental Group showed greater symptoms reduction and functional improvement
Analysis of Forehand and Backhand Stroke Accuracy and Lateral Epicondylitis Pain among Recreational Tennis Players
Ashish Mathew A, S F Mariyam Farzana, Suresh T N, Arvind M, Prithiha V
International Journal of Engineering Science and Information Technology, 2025
The tennis matches require short explosive bursts of energy per match or practice session, and an average tennis match lasts less than one hour or as long as five hours. Tennis players most prominently use the primary ground strokes, such as forehand and backhand strokes. The forehand and backhand strokes are simultaneously activated by a complex sequence of muscle activity that incorporates smooth trunk and lower extremities coordination patterns. Accuracy of the forehand and backhand stroke plays a dominant role in the tennis matches, because accurate movement leads to high-performance skills. The contraption of this study promotes the knowledge on the influence of lateral elbow pain, which affects the players' accuracy in performing the ground strokes during a match, significantly decreasing the players' performance. The participants were recruited according to the inclusion and exclusion criteria. The participants' lateral epicondylitis was assessed using the Cozens test, pain was evaluated using the Numeric pain rating scale, and the ground stroke accuracy was assessed using the Wiebe tennis performance test. During the forehand stroke, the participants reported a visual analogue scale with a mean value of 2.46 and an accuracy rate of 65.71. During the backhand stroke, the participants reported a visual analogue scale with a mean value of 5.66 and an accuracy rate of 37.93. This study concludes that the pain score significantly increased in double and single backhanded strokes, with a decreased accuracy rate. This study also concludes that at least a positive correlation exists between pain intensity and the accuracy rate in the backhand stroke.
Cultural Myths and Practice Followed During Menstruation in Chengalpattu District-an Observational Study
Ashish Mathew A, S. F. Mariyam Farzana, T. N. Suresh, T. N. Suresh, T. N. Suresh, Arvind M, Prithiha V
Journal of Neonatal Surgery, 2025
Background: The process of menstruation is still maintained under the door of secrecy in many regions of India, during the days of menstruation the women are restricted from their daily activities. such as not entering the puja room, not entering the kitchen, they should not offer prayers and touch holy books, they also believe that, since menstruating women are impure and un hygienic they are not allowed to prepare food.Aim & Objective: In Asian continent women during menarche days are contemplated as impure because of taboos and cultural belief. This study will chart out the pyramidal concept of knowledge, hygiene and taboos being followed by the current generation women in urban zone. This study also looks forward in creating awareness about the myths which is eradicated, but still being followed unknowingly in many parts of India.Methodology: It is a Cross-sectional study conducted in Chengalpattu district with a sample size of 549. The women attained menarche reside in mariamalai nagar were recruited, on parallel the women with any gynecological condition were excluded out of the study. The participants ’demographic data and menstruation history were collected, then a structured questionnaire was used to analyze the knowledge, taboos and level of hygiene. The collected data were statistically analyzed.Outcome Measure: Structured questionnaire.Results& Conclusion: The consequences of menstrual myths significantly reduce women quality of life, limits their productivity inputs to the society at some extent women go unnoticed. This study also request government of tamil nadu to initiate medical campaign in rural areas in finding out the cultural myths which are still followed in many parts of Tamil Nadu which binds the women under a shelter in inhibiting them from growing in their career and creating awareness among them , so that people’s perception can be changed and women can play a exceptional role in taking care of family in creating a myth free and harmonious tamil nadu.
Plyometric training on river sand and ground surface among basketball players-A quasi experimental study
T. N. Suresh, Shantanu Patil
Aip Conference Proceedings, 2023
Effect of ground and beach sand on plyometric training among basketball players
T. N. Suresh, Shantanu Patil
Aip Conference Proceedings, 2023
Overview of immersive environment exercise pose analysis for self-rehabilitation training of work-related musculoskeletal pains
Technologies for Healthcare 4 0 from AI and Iot to Blockchain, 2023

RECENT SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

COMPARING THE EFFECT OF KINESIO TAPING VERSUS MANUAL TRIGGER RELEASE ON THENAR EMINENCE PAIN IN PROFESSIONAL PALESTRATO
S TN, PS BABU
Int J Pharma Bio Sci 10 (3), 165-170 , 2019
2019.0
Citations: 1
EFFECTIVENESS OF SPORTS SPECIFIC CIRCUIT TRAINING AND HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING ON AEROBIC CAPACITY IN MALE BASKETBALL PLAYERS.
A MALLESH, S TN
Int J Pharma Bio Sci 9 (2), 340-347 , 2018
2018.0
Citations: 11
The effect of corrective foot exercise program among badminton players with flat feet
S TN, MSSK Priya

MOST CITED SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

EFFECTIVENESS OF SPORTS SPECIFIC CIRCUIT TRAINING AND HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING ON AEROBIC CAPACITY IN MALE BASKETBALL PLAYERS.
A MALLESH, S TN
Int J Pharma Bio Sci 9 (2), 340-347 , 2018
2018.0
Citations: 11
COMPARING THE EFFECT OF KINESIO TAPING VERSUS MANUAL TRIGGER RELEASE ON THENAR EMINENCE PAIN IN PROFESSIONAL PALESTRATO
S TN, PS BABU
Int J Pharma Bio Sci 10 (3), 165-170 , 2019
2019.0
Citations: 1
The effect of corrective foot exercise program among badminton players with flat feet
S TN, MSSK Priya