Zapping the brain to relearn movement: new hope for stroke Survivors' arms
NCT ID NCT07439367
Summary
This study is testing a new rehabilitation method to help people who have weakness in one arm months or years after a stroke. Researchers are combining gentle, non-invasive brain stimulation with interactive tablet exercises to see if it improves arm control and movement. The study will compare the effects of real stimulation to a placebo (sham) treatment in 36 stroke survivors, with an additional 10 healthy participants for comparison.
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University School of Health ▪ HES-SO Genève
RECRUITINGCarouge, Canton of Geneva, 1227, Switzerland
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