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Upper Extremity Repetitive Task Practice Only for Stroke
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This trial is testing whether aerobic exercise can help people recover movement after a stroke, and whether it is cost-effective.
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Who meets the requirements to participate in this medical experiment?
"The current clinical trial is seeking 60 individuals with cardiovascular issues aged between 18 and 85. The requirements are that they must be ambulatory for at least 20 metres without more than contact guard assistance, have a Fugl-Meyer motor score of 19 to 55 in the affected upper extremity, as well as being within the age range specified previously."
Is the age criterion for this research limited to people who are under forty years old?
"According to the specifications of this trial, 18 is the least amount of years a patient can be and 85 is the most."
Are there any vacant positions available in this research project?
"Affirmative. According to the details hosted on clinicaltrials.gov, this research is currently recruiting volunteers and has been since April 11th 2019. The updated information was added October 18th 2022, with a goal of enrolling 60 participants at one location."
How many participants is the clinical trial currently accommodating?
"Affirmative. According to the information on clinicaltrials.gov, this medical trial is presently recruiting participants with its initial posting date of April 11th 2019 and last edit being October 18th 2022. A total of 60 individuals are needed at a single site for this study."
What results are researchers hoping to glean from this clinical trial?
"The primary purpose of this medical study is to assess ARAT over 14 months from initiation. Secondary outcomes include the Stroke Impact Scale (SIS) for quality-of-life, Normalized Hand Function scores ranging from 0-100 with higher numbers indicating better performance, Six Minute Walk Test evaluating total distance traveled in 6 minutes, and Right Step Length which measures mean right step length across two 2 minute walking trials."
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