Plain-English translation of NCT06483620 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
Researchers are creating an Arabic version of a survey tool called the Neuro QOL that measures how nerve damage from diabetes affects daily life and well-being. This survey is widely used in English-speaking countries, but there's no validated Arabic version yet for patients in Egypt. This study will test whether the Arabic translation works well and accurately captures patients' experiences.
Many Arabic-speaking patients with diabetic nerve damage don't have a culturally appropriate way to describe how their condition affects their quality of life. Having a reliable survey in Arabic will help doctors better understand patients' needs and track how treatments are working.
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You will visit a clinic two times. At your first visit, you'll meet with the research team, sign a consent form, and have some basic information collected (age, weight, height). At your second visit, you'll complete the Arabic version of the quality-of-life survey, which asks questions about how nerve damage from diabetes affects your daily activities, pain, and well-being. The whole process takes place over a short period at physical therapy clinics in Cairo.
AI-generated summary from trial data · Jun 10, 2026 · Not medical advice
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