Stroke Clinical Trial
Official title:
Assistive Soft Robotic Glove (EsoGLOVE) Intervention for Stroke Patients
This proposed research aims to assess the efficacy and feasibility of the EsoGLOVE with Trigno Biofeedback (EMG sensors) in the inpatient rehabilitation setting. 1. Understanding the ability of the EsoGLOVE with Trigno Biofeedback (EMG sensors) in providing CPM exercise and assisting stroke patients with completing hand functional tasks, eventually improves patients' motor function and neural recovery.2. To generate evidence on this innovative device and further deploy it in clinical practice. A Health Technology Assessment (HTA) will be generated from this study to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of the intervention.
This project proposes a study of 130 subjects in inpatient settings who have sustained their first-ever stroke prior to clinical trial enrolment. Participants are randomly assigned to 2 groups (EsoGLOVE with Trigno Biofeedback (EMG sensors) group and GRASP group). The randomization method: A block randomization with a randomly varying block size. The study will last 12 weeks (3 weeks of intervention during hospitalization + 12th-week outpatient follow-up post-discharge). The subjects will use the study device about 15 times and be followed up for 3 weeks during hospitalization. The subjects will need to visit the doctor's office 1 time (outpatient follow-up post-discharge) in the course of the study.During the hospitalization, the stroke patients (subjects) will receive intensive stroke rehabilitation as per normal, which will be daily physiotherapy and occupational therapy as a part of standard care as per stroke rehabilitation. On top of the standard care (daily Inpatient OT Rehabilitation), the EsoGLOVE + Trigno subjects will receive EsoGLOVE with Trigno Biofeedback (EMG sensors) training on therapy day for 3 weeks (week 1 to week 3, sessions will be done every Monday to Friday), a minimum of 30 minutes per day. While the GRASP group subjects will receive the Graded Repetitive Arm Supplementary Program (GRASP) on therapy day (Monday to Friday) for 3 weeks, a minimum of 30 minutes per day.In the case of early discharge or withdrawal for any reason before the 3-week intervention is completed, the subjects will no longer participate in this study and no study-related activities will be performed on the subjects. The subjects' right to receive standard care will remain the same as per hospital guidelines and will not be affected. This is applicable to both groups. With minimal compliance rate (12 sessions) for continuing the study, regardless of the subjects' discharge before 3 weeks, otherwise (less than or equal to 11 sessions) subjects will be withdrawn at the day of discharge or withdrawal. The 12th-week outpatient follow-up post-discharge at the clinic will coincide with the subject's standard care follow-up visit.The Health Technology Assessment (HTA) is conducted by the study team using explicit analytical frameworks, clinical outcomes, epidemiological data amp; statistics, health economic information, and study methodology. The assessment includes building evidence on the qualities and costs of health interventions (cost-effectiveness), identifying the direct amp; indirect medical costs in the current healthcare system, capturing the clinical outcomes of interventions, synthesizing health research findings of the effectiveness of different health interventions, evaluating the economic implications and analyzing the cost-effectiveness of the intervention.It is unlikely this study might unintentionally come to know of new information (Incidental Finding) about the health condition from the assessment (Fugl-Meyer Assessment - Upper Extremity) of the study. ;
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