Spinal Plasticity to Reduce Hand Stroke Impairment
The goal of this study is to use spike timing-dependent plasticity (STDP) via non-invasive magnetic stimulation techniques to strengthen the signal between the brain and muscles.
Research Eligibility:
- Diagnosis of first ever subcortical stroke at least 6 months ago
- No history of seizure or epilepsy
- Age 18-75
SCS for Stroke
We are looking for volunteers for a research study examining new treatments for arm and hand paralysis. The purpose of this study is to learn more about the use of spinal cord and spinal nerve neurostimulation to restore arm movement in people who have had a stroke.
Research Eligibilty:
- Ages 21-70
- Had a stroke more than 6 months ago
- Have arm weakness
- Do not have any implanted medical devices
TRANSPORT2
A clinical trial for patients who have suffered their first ever ischemic stroke with in the last 6 months, resulting in arm weakness.
Research Eligibility:
- Ages 18-80
- Had a stroke less than 6 months ago
- Have arm weakness
- Do not have any implanted medical devices
Additional Information
Additional studies on stroke may be found at the following link: https://www.rehabmedicine.pitt.edu/research/participate-our-research
You may also find studies you may be eligible for on the University of Pittsburgh’s comprehensive research registry, Pitt + Me : pittplusme.org