HEMORRHAGIC STROKE

This study tested whether a 40-hour, 8-week cognitive telerehabilitation program could reduce the risk of memory and thinking problems after a stroke. 86 adults who recently had a stroke were randomly assigned to either the home-based brain training or standard care. The program …

This study tested a brain-computer interface (BCI) combined with functional electrical stimulation (FES) to help stroke survivors with foot weakness walk better. 62 adults who had a stroke at least 6 months prior and had trouble walking participated. The therapy used brain signal…

This study tested whether a special CT scan done in the procedure room can accurately detect bleeding in the brain of stroke patients. The goal is to speed up diagnosis and treatment by avoiding extra trips to the regular CT scanner. 252 adults with stroke symptoms were enrolled …

This pilot study tests a home-based rehabilitation program called TASSRET for stroke survivors who have limited access to physiotherapy. Fifty participants will use either a video or a manual guide to practice specific tasks aimed at improving arm and leg function, balance, and q…

This study tested two methods to help people regain arm movement after a stroke: looking at a mirror to trick the brain, or using a robotic hand glove that mimics the healthy arm. Thirty adults who had a stroke within the past year took part. Both groups also received standard ph…

This study tested whether adding a drug called Cytoflavin to standard physical rehab helps stroke survivors recover better. Cytoflavin is an antioxidant that may protect brain cells and improve learning of new skills. The trial involved 240 adults aged 40-80 who had a stroke 2 we…

This study tested whether a gentle electrical current applied to the scalp (tES) can improve movement and thinking in people who had a stroke. Sixty adults who had a stroke between 2 weeks and 2 years ago received real or fake stimulation while doing physical therapy. Researchers…

This study tested whether adding art therapy to standard speech rehab could help people who recently had a stroke and now have trouble speaking (aphasia). Fifteen participants received 12 art therapy sessions alongside their usual therapy. Researchers used brain scans to see if a…

This study tested whether a non-invasive brain stimulation technique called tDCS, combined with balance and walking exercises, could help stroke survivors improve their mobility and thinking. Thirty adults who had a stroke participated. The results suggest tDCS may enhance rehabi…

This completed study looked at 140 stroke patients to understand what affects how long they stay in the hospital for rehabilitation. Researchers measured things like functional independence, balance, mental state, and depression in both patients and caregivers. The goal is to hel…

This study tested whether daily mood check-ins via a mobile app could help predict and prevent depression in people who recently had a stroke. Over 400 participants used the app for three months while researchers tracked their emotional symptoms. The goal was to see if this kind …

This completed study followed 550 people who had a stroke within the last 48 hours. Researchers wanted to understand why some patients recover better than others by looking at their medical history, lifestyle, and blood markers. The goal is to find out what factors protect the br…

This study evaluated how aware caregivers are of secondary complications after a stroke, such as muscle stiffness, swallowing problems, and depression. Researchers surveyed 80 caregivers of stroke patients to see if education during rehabilitation improves their knowledge. The go…

This study looked at how different types of exercise (interval vs. continuous) and intensity levels (moderate vs. high) affect aerobic fitness and blood vessel health in people who have had a stroke. 59 participants used a seated stepper that moves both arms and legs. The goal wa…

This study looked at 55 stroke survivors to see if arm function in the first days after stroke can predict trunk (core) recovery weeks later. Researchers measured trunk impairment and arm skills using standard tests. The goal is to find simple early clues that help therapists pla…

This completed study looked at how the brain adapts eye movements and how that relates to visual perception and attention. Researchers studied 24 people, including healthy adults and those with cerebellar disease. Participants performed specific eye movement tasks while researche…