- ICH GCP
- US Clinical Trials Registry
- Clinical Trial NCT03057652
Algorithmic-Based Evaluation and Treatment Approach for Robotic Gait Training
Study Overview
Status
Conditions
Intervention / Treatment
Study Type
Enrollment (Anticipated)
Phase
- Not Applicable
Contacts and Locations
Study Contact
- Name: Ruta Paranjape, MS, CCRP
- Phone Number: 713-799-6976
- Email: Ruta.Paranjape@uth.tmc.edu
Study Locations
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Texas
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Houston, Texas, United States, 77030
- Recruiting
- TIRR Memorial Hermann
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Contact:
- Marcie Kern, PT, MS
- Phone Number: 713-799-6995
- Email: Marcie.Kern@memorialhermann.org
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Participation Criteria
Eligibility Criteria
Ages Eligible for Study
Accepts Healthy Volunteers
Genders Eligible for Study
Description
Spinal Cord Injury Inclusion Criteria:
- Male or non-pregnant female
- ≥18 years of age
- Chronic (> 6 mo post) injury
- Diagnosis of spinal cord injury
- Able to achieve adequate fit within exoskeleton
- Sufficient range of motion to attain normal, reciprocal gait pattern, and transition from normal sit to stand or stand to sit
- Weight <220 pounds
- Intact skin on all surfaces in contact with device and load bearing surfaces
- Ability to perform informed consent
- Cognitively intact and able to follow directions and demonstrate learning capability
Spinal Cord Injury Exclusion Criteria:
- Pregnancy
- Spinal instability
- Non-English speaking
- Unhealed limb or pelvic fractures or any condition restricting weight bearing in limbs
- Diagnosis of other neurological injury other than SCI such as CVA, MS, ABI, CP
- Uncontrolled spasticity (≥3 on Modified Ashworth Scale)[21]
- Colostomy
- Decreased range of motion or contractures in legs (>10° at hips, knees or ankles)
- Uncontrolled autonomic dysreflexia
- Unresolved deep vein thrombosis
- Inability to tolerate standing due to cardiovascular issues or orthostatic hypotension
- Severe comorbidities: active infections, heart, lung, or circulatory conditions
- Pressure sores, impaired skin integrity
Acquired Brain Injury(ABI) Inclusion Criteria:
- Male or non-pregnant female
- ≥18 years of age
- Chronic (> 6 mo post) injury
- Able to achieve adequate fit within exoskeleton
- Ability to perform informed consent
- Sufficient range of motion to attain normal, reciprocal gait pattern, and transition from normal sit to stand or stand to sit
- Weight <220 pounds
- Intact skin on all surfaces in contact with device and load bearing surfaces
- Cognitively intact and able to follow directions and demonstrate learning capability
Acquired Brain Injury(ABI) Exclusion Criteria:
- Pregnancy
- Spinal instability
- Non-English speaking
- Unhealed limb or pelvic fractures or any condition restricting weight bearing in limbs
- Diagnosis of other neurological injury other than ABI such as SCI, MS, TBI, CP
- Decreased range of motion or contractures in legs (>10° at hips, knees or ankles)
- Inability to tolerate standing due to cardiovascular issues or orthostatic hypotension
- Pressure sores, impaired skin integrity
- Uncontrolled spasticity (≥3 on Modified Ashworth Scale)
- Colostomy
- Severe comorbidities: active infections, heart, lung, or circulatory conditions
- Unresolved deep vein thrombosis
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Inclusion Criteria:
- Male or non-pregnant female
- ≥18 years of age
- Chronic (> 6 mo post) injury
- Diagnosis of multiple sclerosis
- Ability to perform informed consent
- Sufficient range of motion to attain normal, reciprocal gait pattern, and transition from normal sit to stand or stand to sit
- Weight <220 pounds
- Able to achieve adequate fit within exoskeleton
- Intact skin on all surfaces in contact with device and load bearing surfaces
- Cognitively intact and able to follow directions and demonstrate learning capability
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Exclusion Criteria:
- Pregnancy
- Spinal instability
- Non-English speaking
- Unhealed limb or pelvic fractures or any condition restricting weight bearing in limbs
- Decreased range of motion or contractures in legs (>10° at hips, knees or ankles)
- Inability to tolerate standing due to cardiovascular issues or orthostatic hypotension
- Uncontrolled autonomic dysreflexia
- Unresolved deep vein thrombosis
- Pressure sores, impaired skin integrity
- Uncontrolled spasticity (≥3 on Modified Ashworth Scale)
- Colostomy
- Severe comorbidities: active infections, heart, lung, or circulatory conditions[23,24]
- Diagnosis of other neurological injury other than MS such as CVA, SCI, ABI, CP
- MS Relapse in 3 months prior to recruitment
Able Bodied Inclusion Criteria:
- Male or non-pregnant female
- ≥18 years of age
- Weight <220 pounds
- Cognitively intact and able to follow directions and demonstrate learning capability[23]
- Healthy individuals with no history or diagnosis of neurological injury
- Sufficient range of motion to attain normal, reciprocal gait pattern, and transition from normal sit to stand or stand to sit
- Able to achieve adequate fit within exoskeleton
- Intact skin on all surfaces in contact with device and load bearing surfaces
- Ability to perform informed consent[24]
Able Bodied Exclusion Criteria:
- Pregnancy
- Spinal instability
- Non-English speaking
- Unhealed limb or pelvic fractures or any condition restricting weight bearing in limbs
- Diagnosis of neurological injury such as CVA, SCI, ABI, CP, MS
- Decreased range of motion or contractures in legs (>10° at hips, knees or ankles)
- Severe comorbidities: active infections, heart, lung, or circulatory conditions
- Colostomy
Study Plan
How is the study designed?
Design Details
- Primary Purpose: Treatment
- Allocation: Randomized
- Interventional Model: Crossover Assignment
- Masking: None (Open Label)
Arms and Interventions
Participant Group / Arm |
Intervention / Treatment |
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Experimental: ReWalk, then EKSO, then REX
Subjects will be asked to complete a screening visit, baseline and post assessment for each intervention training (ReWalk, EKSO, REX) and up to 15 training sessions per device.
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ReWalk is a type of wearable robotic exoskeleton (WRE). Subjects will be randomly assigned the order of participation in the exoskeleton devices. ReWalk training sessions will be scheduled for one hour to include don/doff of device, sit to stand, standing balance and walking. ReWalk phase will require 2 hours pre and 2 hours post training for outcome measurement assessments, plus a minimum of 5 training sessions, with the possibility of up to 15 training sessions to reach a minimal assistance level. The total time commitment for each subject will range from 14-20 weeks and cover 27-72 hours. EKSO is a type of wearable robotic exoskeleton (WRE). Subjects will be randomly assigned the order of participation in the exoskeleton devices. EKSO training sessions will be scheduled for one hour to include don/doff of device, sit to stand, standing balance and walking. EKSO phase will require 2 hours pre and 2 hours post training for outcome measurement assessments, plus a minimum of 5 training sessions, with the possibility of up to 15 training sessions to reach a minimal assistance level. The total time commitment for each subject will range from 14-20 weeks and cover 27-72 hours. REX is a type of wearable robotic exoskeleton (WRE). Subjects will be randomly assigned the order of participation in the exoskeleton devices. REX training sessions will be scheduled for one hour to include don/doff of device, sit to stand, standing balance and walking. REX phase will require 2 hours pre and 2 hours post training for outcome measurement assessments, plus a minimum of 5 training sessions, with the possibility of up to 15 training sessions to reach a minimal assistance level. The total time commitment for each subject will range from 14-20 weeks and cover 27-72 hours. |
Experimental: ReWalk, then REX, then EKSO
Subjects will be asked to complete a screening visit, baseline and post assessment for each intervention training (ReWalk, EKSO, REX) and up to 15 training sessions per device.
|
ReWalk is a type of wearable robotic exoskeleton (WRE). Subjects will be randomly assigned the order of participation in the exoskeleton devices. ReWalk training sessions will be scheduled for one hour to include don/doff of device, sit to stand, standing balance and walking. ReWalk phase will require 2 hours pre and 2 hours post training for outcome measurement assessments, plus a minimum of 5 training sessions, with the possibility of up to 15 training sessions to reach a minimal assistance level. The total time commitment for each subject will range from 14-20 weeks and cover 27-72 hours. EKSO is a type of wearable robotic exoskeleton (WRE). Subjects will be randomly assigned the order of participation in the exoskeleton devices. EKSO training sessions will be scheduled for one hour to include don/doff of device, sit to stand, standing balance and walking. EKSO phase will require 2 hours pre and 2 hours post training for outcome measurement assessments, plus a minimum of 5 training sessions, with the possibility of up to 15 training sessions to reach a minimal assistance level. The total time commitment for each subject will range from 14-20 weeks and cover 27-72 hours. REX is a type of wearable robotic exoskeleton (WRE). Subjects will be randomly assigned the order of participation in the exoskeleton devices. REX training sessions will be scheduled for one hour to include don/doff of device, sit to stand, standing balance and walking. REX phase will require 2 hours pre and 2 hours post training for outcome measurement assessments, plus a minimum of 5 training sessions, with the possibility of up to 15 training sessions to reach a minimal assistance level. The total time commitment for each subject will range from 14-20 weeks and cover 27-72 hours. |
Experimental: EKSO, then ReWalk, then REX
Subjects will be asked to complete a screening visit, baseline and post assessment for each intervention training (ReWalk, EKSO, REX) and up to 15 training sessions per device.
|
ReWalk is a type of wearable robotic exoskeleton (WRE). Subjects will be randomly assigned the order of participation in the exoskeleton devices. ReWalk training sessions will be scheduled for one hour to include don/doff of device, sit to stand, standing balance and walking. ReWalk phase will require 2 hours pre and 2 hours post training for outcome measurement assessments, plus a minimum of 5 training sessions, with the possibility of up to 15 training sessions to reach a minimal assistance level. The total time commitment for each subject will range from 14-20 weeks and cover 27-72 hours. EKSO is a type of wearable robotic exoskeleton (WRE). Subjects will be randomly assigned the order of participation in the exoskeleton devices. EKSO training sessions will be scheduled for one hour to include don/doff of device, sit to stand, standing balance and walking. EKSO phase will require 2 hours pre and 2 hours post training for outcome measurement assessments, plus a minimum of 5 training sessions, with the possibility of up to 15 training sessions to reach a minimal assistance level. The total time commitment for each subject will range from 14-20 weeks and cover 27-72 hours. REX is a type of wearable robotic exoskeleton (WRE). Subjects will be randomly assigned the order of participation in the exoskeleton devices. REX training sessions will be scheduled for one hour to include don/doff of device, sit to stand, standing balance and walking. REX phase will require 2 hours pre and 2 hours post training for outcome measurement assessments, plus a minimum of 5 training sessions, with the possibility of up to 15 training sessions to reach a minimal assistance level. The total time commitment for each subject will range from 14-20 weeks and cover 27-72 hours. |
Experimental: EKSO, then REX, then ReWalk
Subjects will be asked to complete a screening visit, baseline and post assessment for each intervention training (ReWalk, EKSO, REX) and up to 15 training sessions per device.
|
ReWalk is a type of wearable robotic exoskeleton (WRE). Subjects will be randomly assigned the order of participation in the exoskeleton devices. ReWalk training sessions will be scheduled for one hour to include don/doff of device, sit to stand, standing balance and walking. ReWalk phase will require 2 hours pre and 2 hours post training for outcome measurement assessments, plus a minimum of 5 training sessions, with the possibility of up to 15 training sessions to reach a minimal assistance level. The total time commitment for each subject will range from 14-20 weeks and cover 27-72 hours. EKSO is a type of wearable robotic exoskeleton (WRE). Subjects will be randomly assigned the order of participation in the exoskeleton devices. EKSO training sessions will be scheduled for one hour to include don/doff of device, sit to stand, standing balance and walking. EKSO phase will require 2 hours pre and 2 hours post training for outcome measurement assessments, plus a minimum of 5 training sessions, with the possibility of up to 15 training sessions to reach a minimal assistance level. The total time commitment for each subject will range from 14-20 weeks and cover 27-72 hours. REX is a type of wearable robotic exoskeleton (WRE). Subjects will be randomly assigned the order of participation in the exoskeleton devices. REX training sessions will be scheduled for one hour to include don/doff of device, sit to stand, standing balance and walking. REX phase will require 2 hours pre and 2 hours post training for outcome measurement assessments, plus a minimum of 5 training sessions, with the possibility of up to 15 training sessions to reach a minimal assistance level. The total time commitment for each subject will range from 14-20 weeks and cover 27-72 hours. |
Experimental: REX, then EKSO, then ReWalk
Subjects will be asked to complete a screening visit, baseline and post assessment for each intervention training (ReWalk, EKSO, REX) and up to 15 training sessions per device.
|
ReWalk is a type of wearable robotic exoskeleton (WRE). Subjects will be randomly assigned the order of participation in the exoskeleton devices. ReWalk training sessions will be scheduled for one hour to include don/doff of device, sit to stand, standing balance and walking. ReWalk phase will require 2 hours pre and 2 hours post training for outcome measurement assessments, plus a minimum of 5 training sessions, with the possibility of up to 15 training sessions to reach a minimal assistance level. The total time commitment for each subject will range from 14-20 weeks and cover 27-72 hours. EKSO is a type of wearable robotic exoskeleton (WRE). Subjects will be randomly assigned the order of participation in the exoskeleton devices. EKSO training sessions will be scheduled for one hour to include don/doff of device, sit to stand, standing balance and walking. EKSO phase will require 2 hours pre and 2 hours post training for outcome measurement assessments, plus a minimum of 5 training sessions, with the possibility of up to 15 training sessions to reach a minimal assistance level. The total time commitment for each subject will range from 14-20 weeks and cover 27-72 hours. REX is a type of wearable robotic exoskeleton (WRE). Subjects will be randomly assigned the order of participation in the exoskeleton devices. REX training sessions will be scheduled for one hour to include don/doff of device, sit to stand, standing balance and walking. REX phase will require 2 hours pre and 2 hours post training for outcome measurement assessments, plus a minimum of 5 training sessions, with the possibility of up to 15 training sessions to reach a minimal assistance level. The total time commitment for each subject will range from 14-20 weeks and cover 27-72 hours. |
Experimental: REX, then ReWalk, then EKSO
Subjects will be asked to complete a screening visit, baseline and post assessment for each intervention training (ReWalk, EKSO, REX) and up to 15 training sessions per device.
|
ReWalk is a type of wearable robotic exoskeleton (WRE). Subjects will be randomly assigned the order of participation in the exoskeleton devices. ReWalk training sessions will be scheduled for one hour to include don/doff of device, sit to stand, standing balance and walking. ReWalk phase will require 2 hours pre and 2 hours post training for outcome measurement assessments, plus a minimum of 5 training sessions, with the possibility of up to 15 training sessions to reach a minimal assistance level. The total time commitment for each subject will range from 14-20 weeks and cover 27-72 hours. EKSO is a type of wearable robotic exoskeleton (WRE). Subjects will be randomly assigned the order of participation in the exoskeleton devices. EKSO training sessions will be scheduled for one hour to include don/doff of device, sit to stand, standing balance and walking. EKSO phase will require 2 hours pre and 2 hours post training for outcome measurement assessments, plus a minimum of 5 training sessions, with the possibility of up to 15 training sessions to reach a minimal assistance level. The total time commitment for each subject will range from 14-20 weeks and cover 27-72 hours. REX is a type of wearable robotic exoskeleton (WRE). Subjects will be randomly assigned the order of participation in the exoskeleton devices. REX training sessions will be scheduled for one hour to include don/doff of device, sit to stand, standing balance and walking. REX phase will require 2 hours pre and 2 hours post training for outcome measurement assessments, plus a minimum of 5 training sessions, with the possibility of up to 15 training sessions to reach a minimal assistance level. The total time commitment for each subject will range from 14-20 weeks and cover 27-72 hours. |
What is the study measuring?
Primary Outcome Measures
Outcome Measure |
Measure Description |
Time Frame |
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Change in over ground gait speed as assessed by the 10 Meter Walk Test without WRE
Time Frame: within one week before start of WRE training, within 2 weeks after start of WRE training
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The 10 Meter Walk Test (10MWT) will assess subject's self-selected gait speed.
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within one week before start of WRE training, within 2 weeks after start of WRE training
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Change in walking endurance as assessed by the 6 Minute Walk Test without WRE
Time Frame: within one week before start of WRE training, within 2 weeks after start of WRE training
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The 6 Minute Walk Test (6MWT) assesses the distance walked in 6 minutes.
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within one week before start of WRE training, within 2 weeks after start of WRE training
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Change in muscle activity as assessed by electromyography (EMG) during 10MWT without WRE
Time Frame: within one week before start of WRE training, within 2 weeks after start of WRE training
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Surface EMG sensors will be placed on the skin of subjects' lower extremities during 10MWT.
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within one week before start of WRE training, within 2 weeks after start of WRE training
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Change in muscle activity as assessed by electromyography (EMG) during 6MWT without WRE
Time Frame: within one week before start of WRE training, within 2 weeks after start of WRE training
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Surface EMG sensors will be placed on the skin of subjects' lower extremities during 6MWT.
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within one week before start of WRE training, within 2 weeks after start of WRE training
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Change in energy expenditure as assessed by oxygen consumption during 10MWT without WRE
Time Frame: within one week before start of WRE training, within 2 weeks after start of WRE training
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Oxygen consumption will be calculated on a breath-by-breath basis measured by a portable metabolic system (Cosmed K4b2).
This task will be performed during the 10MWT.
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within one week before start of WRE training, within 2 weeks after start of WRE training
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Change in energy expenditure as assessed by oxygen consumption during 6MWT without WRE
Time Frame: within one week before start of WRE training, within 2 weeks after start of WRE training
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Oxygen consumption will be calculated on a breath-by-breath basis measured by a portable metabolic system (Cosmed K4b2).
This task will be performed during the 6MWT.
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within one week before start of WRE training, within 2 weeks after start of WRE training
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Change in gait kinematics as assessed by lower extremity joint excursion without WRE
Time Frame: within one week before start of WRE training, within 2 weeks after start of WRE training
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Infrared light emitting diode markers will be attached to bilateral lower extremities.
The marker data will be recorded using motion capture system.
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within one week before start of WRE training, within 2 weeks after start of WRE training
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Change in gait kinematics as assessed by lower extremity joint angular velocities without WRE
Time Frame: within one week before start of WRE training, within 2 weeks after start of WRE training
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Infrared light emitting diode markers will be attached to bilateral lower extremities.
The marker data will be recorded using motion capture system.
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within one week before start of WRE training, within 2 weeks after start of WRE training
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Secondary Outcome Measures
Outcome Measure |
Measure Description |
Time Frame |
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Bone mineral density as assessed by whole body scan
Time Frame: within one month before start of WRE training
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Subjects will undergo whole body bone scan according to standardized protocols.
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within one month before start of WRE training
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Cognitive impairment as assessed by Folstein Mini Mental State Examination
Time Frame: within one month before start of WRE training
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Folstein Mini Mental State Examination provides information about orientation, attention, learning, calculation, delayed recall, and construction.
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within one month before start of WRE training
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Lower Extremity Muscle Strength as assessed by using a force gauge such as a handheld dynamometer
Time Frame: within one month before start of WRE training
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We will measure lower extremity muscle strength using a force gauge such as a handheld dynamometer.
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within one month before start of WRE training
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Spasticity as assessed by the Modified Ashworth Scale (MAS)
Time Frame: within one month before start of WRE training
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The Modified Ashworth Scale will be used to measure spasticity in lower limb.
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within one month before start of WRE training
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Range of motion for lower extremity joints as assessed by manual examination
Time Frame: within one month before start of WRE training
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Range of joint motion of bilateral hip, knee and ankle joints.
Subject will lie down on an examination table.
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within one month before start of WRE training
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Stability during the maximum distance an individual can reach forward from a seated position as assessed by Modified Functional Reach (MFR)
Time Frame: within one month before start of WRE training
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Assesses a patient's stability by measuring the maximum distance an individual can reach forward from a seated position.
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within one month before start of WRE training
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Walking ability in ambulatory individuals with SC as assessed by Spinal Cord Injury Functional Ambulation Inventory (SCI-FAI):
Time Frame: within one month before start of WRE training
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Assesses functional walking ability in ambulatory individuals with SCI.
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within one month before start of WRE training
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Amount of physical assistance needed for walking following paralysis resulted from SCI as assessed by Walking Index of Spinal Cord Injury (WISCI-II)
Time Frame: within one month before start of WRE training
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This test is performed by SCI population.
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within one month before start of WRE training
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Motor recovery after stroke as assessed by Fugl-Meyer Assessment
Time Frame: within one month before start of WRE training
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Evaluates and measures recovery in post-stroke hemiplegic individuals.
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within one month before start of WRE training
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Confidence in performing various ambulatory activities as assessed by Activities-Specific Balance Confidence Scale
Time Frame: within one month before start of WRE training
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Measure of confidence in performing various ambulatory activities without falling or experiencing a sense of unsteadiness.
This is performed in ABI and MS population.
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within one month before start of WRE training
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User feedback as assessed by a questionnaire
Time Frame: within one month before start of WRE training
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A questionnaire will be administered to allow participants to provide feedback regarding their experiences during intervention.
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within one month before start of WRE training
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Over ground gait speed as assessed by the 10 Meter Walk Test while wearing WRE
Time Frame: within one month before start of WRE training
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The 10 Meter Walk Test (10MWT) will assess subject's self-selected gait speed.
After WRE training has been completed, subjects will perform 10MWT while ambulating in the WRE.
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within one month before start of WRE training
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Change in walking endurance as assessed by the 6 Minute Walk Test while wearing WRE
Time Frame: within one month before start of WRE training
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The 6 Minute Walk Test (6MWT) assesses the distance walked in 6 minutes.
After WRE training has been completed, subjects will perform 6MWT while ambulating in the WRE.
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within one month before start of WRE training
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Change in muscle activity as assessed by electromyography (EMG) during 10MWT while wearing WRE
Time Frame: within one month before start of WRE training
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Surface EMG sensors will be placed on the skin of subjects' lower extremities during 10MWT.
After WRE training has been completed, subjects will be assessed by EMG during the 10MWT while ambulating in the WRE.
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within one month before start of WRE training
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Change in muscle activity as assessed by electromyography (EMG) during 6MWT while wearing WRE
Time Frame: within one month before start of WRE training
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Surface EMG sensors will be placed on the skin of subjects' lower extremities during 6MWT.
After WRE training has been completed, subjects will be assessed by EMG during the 6MWT while ambulating in the WRE.
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within one month before start of WRE training
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Change in energy expenditure as assessed by oxygen consumption during 10MWT while wearing WRE
Time Frame: within one month before start of WRE training
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Oxygen consumption will be calculated on a breath-by-breath basis measured by a portable metabolic system (Cosmed K4b2).
This task will be performed during the 10MWT.
After WRE training has been completed, oxygen consumption will be assessed in subjects during the 10MWT while ambulating in the WRE.
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within one month before start of WRE training
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Change in energy expenditure as assessed by oxygen consumption during 6MWT while wearing WRE
Time Frame: within one month before start of WRE training
|
Oxygen consumption will be calculated on a breath-by-breath basis measured by a portable metabolic system (Cosmed K4b2).
This task will be performed during the 6MWT.
After WRE training has been completed, oxygen consumption will be assessed in subjects during the 10MWT while ambulating in the WRE.
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within one month before start of WRE training
|
Change in gait kinematics as assessed by lower extremity joint excursion while wearing WRE
Time Frame: within one month before start of WRE training
|
Infrared light emitting diode markers will be attached to bilateral lower extremities.
The marker data will be recorded using motion capture system.
After WRE training has been completed, subjects will be assessed while ambulating in the WRE.
|
within one month before start of WRE training
|
Change in gait kinematics as assessed by lower extremity joint angular velocities while wearing WRE
Time Frame: within one month before start of WRE training
|
Infrared light emitting diode markers will be attached to bilateral lower extremities.
The marker data will be recorded using motion capture system.
After WRE training has been completed, subjects will be assessed while ambulating in the WRE.
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within one month before start of WRE training
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Change in H-reflex of soleus muscle as assessed by electromyography (EMG)
Time Frame: within one week before start of WRE training, within 2 weeks after start of WRE training
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The tibialis nerve will be stimulated, and the size of each H-reflex will be measured as the peak-to-peak amplitude of the non-rectified EMG trace.
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within one week before start of WRE training, within 2 weeks after start of WRE training
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Collaborators and Investigators
Investigators
- Principal Investigator: Shuo-Hsiu Chang, PT, PhD, The University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston
Publications and helpful links
Study record dates
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Study Start (Actual)
Primary Completion (Anticipated)
Study Completion (Anticipated)
Study Registration Dates
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Study Record Updates
Last Update Posted (Actual)
Last Update Submitted That Met QC Criteria
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Terms related to this study
Additional Relevant MeSH Terms
- Brain Diseases
- Central Nervous System Diseases
- Nervous System Diseases
- Immune System Diseases
- Demyelinating Autoimmune Diseases, CNS
- Autoimmune Diseases of the Nervous System
- Demyelinating Diseases
- Autoimmune Diseases
- Craniocerebral Trauma
- Trauma, Nervous System
- Spinal Cord Diseases
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Brain Injuries
- Wounds and Injuries
- Spinal Cord Injuries
Other Study ID Numbers
- HSC-MS-15-0923
Drug and device information, study documents
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