Plain-English translation of NCT07236840 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
Researchers are developing a mobile application called Iskhaa that guides patients with brain tumors through simple at-home neurological checks — like walking, speaking fixed sentences, or lifting limbs — and records videos of these actions. A doctor can then review the recordings to monitor how the patient is doing. The app also includes quality-of-life questionnaires designed specifically for people with brain cancer.
Many patients with brain tumors find it difficult to travel to hospitals frequently for routine check-ups. This application aims to make it easier for patients to be monitored from home, while giving doctors reliable information about how the patient's neurological function is changing over time.
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You would use the Iskhaa mobile app on an Android smartphone to perform guided neurological checks at home. The app shows you pre-recorded videos demonstrating simple tasks — such as walking 20 steps, speaking sentences, or moving your arms and legs — and records your performance. You would also complete quality-of-life questionnaires within the app. Your doctor can review all the recorded videos and responses through a secure hospital system to monitor your health without requiring frequent in-person visits.
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