Stroke Clinical Trials

CAROTID REVASCULARIZATION AND MEDICAL MANAGEMENT FOR ASYMPTOMATIC CAROTID STENOSIS TRIAL (CREST-2) PROTOCOL  

CREST-2 is a national multicenter stroke prevention study that is actively enrolling participants with narrowing in their carotid artery WITHOUT stroke or stroke warning signs (TIAs or mini-strokes).

“The Shift Worker’s Microbiome”

Individuals who work night shifts or rotating shift schedules are more likely to develop cardiovascular disease (stroke and heart attack) and diabetes (high blood sugar). This is thought to be related to the long-term disruption of these workers’ body clocks associated with changing or nighttime schedules.

Promoting Recovery Optimization with WALKing Exercise after Stroke (PROWALKS)

The goal of this study is to improve walking ability after stroke. The interventions in this study will test whether combining fast walking training with a step activity monitoring program (FAST+SAM) is better in improving real-world walking activity compared to fast walking training alone (FAST) or a step activity monitoring …

Neural and Motor Functional Changes in HIV and Stroke Before and After Robot-Assisted Neurorehabilitation

The purpose of this research study is twofold: to study the role HIV has on the brain’s function and more particularly, the relationship between HIV and stroke; and to study how the presence of HIV effects robot-assisted rehabilitation after stroke, and its association with clinical improvement.

Evaluation of a Mobile Robot Platform for TeleRehabilitation Flo Prospective Trials

To extend the geographic reach of clinicians, from urban hospitals to distant clinics, and to increase the objectivity of diagnostics, when applied to pediatric patients with upper extremity impairments, we propose a series of tests to validate the need and methods for the Lil'Flo robotic system. Lil'Flo is comprised of …

Insights into Impaired Arm Motor Control on Bilateral and Unilateral Functional Activities after Injury: A Kinematic Study

This study is being performed to assess how certain chronic disabilities - stroke, UE amputation, SCI, CP - differ from healthy subjects in their ability to perform ADLs. By studying the kinematics of the respective cohort of study participants as they are assesed performing common ADLS, our research team aims …

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