Plain-English translation of NCT06278259 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
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This study is testing whether older adults who've had a stroke recover better when they do exercise at home with remote supervision from a physical therapist. Half of the participants will do aerobic exercise combined with Baduanjin (a gentle traditional Chinese exercise), while the other half will do aerobic exercise alone. Both groups will exercise three times a week for three months, with a therapist guiding them through video calls.
Many stroke survivors struggle to recover their strength, memory, and sleep quality—especially older adults. This trial is testing whether combining two types of exercise delivered safely at home through video calls could help patients recover better than standard exercises alone.
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If you join, you'll exercise at home three times each week for three months. Each session lasts 30 minutes and includes a warm-up, the main exercise workout, and a cool-down. A physical therapist will watch and guide you through a video call to make sure you're doing the movements safely and at the right intensity for your fitness level. The study team will adjust how hard you're working based on how you feel during the sessions.
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