NCT04227132.
Study name | Evaluation of an adaptive computerized training for rehabilitation of spatial neglect in stroke survivors (MULTITASK) |
Methods | Randomised cross‐over. Both experimental and control trainings will be administered consecutively to all patients. Each type of training will be delivered for 10 sessions, with order of training randomised across participants |
Participants | Inclusion criteria
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Interventions | Patients will receive at first the Labyrinth training for 10 sessions of 45 minutes, delivered 4 days per week. Then, they will undergo standard training for 10 sessions of 45 minutes, for around 4 days per week. Before and after each training, patients will be tested for primary and secondary outcomes with standardised tests Patients sit in front of a computer monitor and play the adaptive video game with a joystick. The game requires to orient and move inside a maze, and it includes phases that engage multi‐tasking abilities. The level and speed of the game are adapted online to patients' performance Experimental: Labyrinth training, then standard training device: adaptive computer game training |
Outcomes | Primary outcome measures Diagnostic test for spatial neglect, composed of different subtests of spatial attention Test for everyday functional outcome
Secondary outcome measures Computerised test on spatial monitoring and multi‐tasking abilities Test for allocentric and egocentric spatial neglect
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Starting date | 16 December 2019 |
Contact information | Contact: Francesca Meneghello, MD, 0412207183 ext 0039; francesca.meneghello@ospedalesancamillo.net |
Notes | End date: 31 December 2021 |