• Relationship Between Hamstrings to Quadriceps Strength Ratio and Balance in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Patients at Central Chest Clinic, Colombo 

  Kurukulasuriya, P.H.A.C.; Miyulasinee, B.A.L.B.; Mendis, M.N.T.; Chellapillai, F.M.D.; Dabare, H.P.M. (FAHS, 2025-08-07)

  Background: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is a progressive respiratory condition that frequently leads to lower limb muscle weakness and compromised balance. The hamstrings-to-quadriceps (H:Q) strength ...
• Relationship between Thoracic Mobility and Core Stability among Male School Swimmers Aged 11-17 Years from Selected Schools in Colombo Educational Division 

  Herath, G.K.; Senanayaka, S.P.; Perera, K.B.; Ranasinghe, T.S.; Fernando, S.P. (FAHS, 2025-08-07)

  Background: Swimming is a physically demanding sport that requires a combination of strength, endurance, and flexibility to perform competitively. Among these, thoracic mobility is critical for breathing mechanics, body ...
• The Association of Anthropometric Characteristics and Cycling Performance among Male Elite Professional Cyclists of the Air Force Team, Sri Lanka 

  Karawita, D.M.P.; Silva, W.J.M.P.S.M.; Jayaweera, S.M.S.; Perera, A.D.P.; Senanayake, S.P. (FAHS, 2025-08-07)

  Background: Cycling is one of the most demanding sports, requiring a combination of physiological and anthropometric abilities to maximize performance. Objectives: To determine how the performance level of male elite ...
• ISSN: 2659-2029 Proceedings of 3rd International Research Symposium of the Faculty of Allied Health Sciences University of Ruhuna, Galle, Sri Lanka August 07, 2025 91 PP 54 Relationship of Anthropometric Characteristics with Performance of National Level Female Swimmers in Sri Lanka 

  Nissanka, N.A.I.U.; Withanachchi, D.C.; Makuloluwa, N.M.S.H.K.; Perera, A.D.P.; Senanayake, S.P. (FAHS, 2025-08-07)

  Background: Swimming demands a unique blend of fitness and biomechanical efficiency. Anthropometric traits like arm span, leg length, height, and weight influence stroke length, propulsion, and drag, impacting performance. ...
• Nurses' Knowledge, Readiness, and Perceived Barriers Related to the Application of Mirror Therapy on Limb Amputation Rehabilitation in the National Hospital of Sri Lanka 

  Perera, J.J.S.N.; Dharmakeerthi, H.M.P.M.; Herath, H.H.S.P.; Madushani, E.W.G.D.; Shalika, W.N.; Thilakarathna, K.G.D.S.; Somadasa, G.M.D.H.; Edirisinghe, N.P.; Ranasinghe, W.M.D.D.S. (FAHS, 2025-08-07)

  Background: Mirror therapy (MT) is a proven method for reducing phantom limb pain and improving motor recovery in amputee patients. Nevertheless, its use in nursing practice remains limited. Since nurses are key in ...

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