Plain-English translation of NCT06057129 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
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This trial is testing a robotic device called the ReHandyBot that helps people recover hand function after a stroke. The device guides your hand through therapeutic exercises, and researchers want to see if you can learn to use it safely on your own at home, without a therapist present. The goal is to help stroke patients do more therapy exercises and improve their hand recovery.
After a stroke, hand recovery is important but patients often don't get enough therapy once they leave the rehabilitation clinic. This study is exploring whether patients can continue therapy independently at home using a robot, which could increase the total amount of therapy they receive and potentially lead to better hand function recovery.
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You will first learn how to use the ReHandyBot at a rehabilitation clinic with a therapist's guidance, who will teach you the exercises and make sure you can use it safely. If you learn well, you can take the robot home after you're discharged and continue doing therapy exercises on your own at home. If you're not able to use the robot independently, you'll instead receive a booklet of hand exercises to do at home without the device.
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