Zahra has also co-authored research on musculoskeletal problems specifically within cricket players in the same region, focusing on the unique physical demands of the sport.
Nordic Musculoskeletal Questionnaire (NMQ) and self-structured demographic surveys. Key Findings
Approximately 10.6% of players reported that shoulder issues were severe enough to prevent daily activities. Other Significant Contributions Nudrat Zahrazip
Her collaborative work often explores the linguistic and cross-cultural translation of clinical outcome scores (like the HOOS-U for hip disability) to improve patient care in Urdu-speaking populations.
Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Key Research Area: Musculoskeletal health and injury prevalence in sports, specifically within the "Twin Cities" of Pakistan (Islamabad and Rawalpindi). Core Publication Analysis Injuries were also common in the knees (25
The most frequent complaint, affecting 48.6% of players over a one-year period.
Injuries were also common in the knees (25.2%) , elbows (23.4%) , and upper back (17.9%) . Nudrat Zahrazip
"Nudrat Zahrazip" appears to be a typo or a specific combined search term for , a researcher in physical therapy and health sciences. Her most prominent work is a 2024 study on musculoskeletal injuries in athletes.