Plain-English translation of NCT07247838 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
Researchers want to understand how the bacteria in your gut might affect your body's response to stroke. This study will collect samples from people who've had a stroke and compare them to healthy volunteers, to see if there are differences in gut bacteria that could impact healing and recovery.
Even with modern stroke treatments, some patients don't recover as well as expected, and doctors don't fully understand why. Scientists believe that gut bacteria may play a role in how the body recovers from stroke, so this research aims to unlock that connection.
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If you join, you'll provide stool samples—first one within three days of being admitted to the hospital, and then again at a three-month follow-up. Researchers will analyze these samples to look at your gut bacteria. You may also have your medical information and stroke outcomes tracked as part of the study. The whole process takes about three months from start to finish.
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