ARM WEAKNESS AS A CONSEQUENCE OF STROKE

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Brain-Zapping ultrasound tested to reawaken paralyzed arms after stroke

Disease control Recruiting now

This study aims to find the most effective settings for a gentle, focused ultrasound treatment to help improve arm weakness after a stroke. Researchers will test different power levels and timing patterns on 24 stroke survivors to see which best helps the brain relearn movement. …

Matched conditions: ARM WEAKNESS AS A CONSEQUENCE OF STROKE

Phase: NA • Sponsor: Duke University • Aim: Disease control

Last updated Mar 12, 2026 13:52 UTC

ARM WEAKNESS AS A CONSEQUENCE OF STROKE

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Brain-Zapping ultrasound tested to reawaken paralyzed arms after stroke