Hand therapy techniques for stiff elbows in children after fracture

This trial is testing two different hands-on physical therapy techniques to help children recover better mobility in their elbows after a fracture. One group will receive a gentle joint mobilization technique called scooping mobilization, while the other group will receive dynamic cupping therapy. Both groups will also receive additional electrical stimulation treatments, and the study will compare which approach works better at improving how much the elbow can move and how well it functions.

After a fracture, children's elbows often become stiff and lose their normal range of motion, which can affect how they use their arm in daily life. This trial exists to find out which physical therapy approach—scooping mobilization or dynamic cupping—is most effective at restoring that lost movement and helping children regain full function.