Trial · NCT06208813
Registered outcomes31
Each outcome the trial registered, primary first, in ClinicalTrials.gov's words.
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Download this page as JSON| List | Outcome | Time frame | Description |
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| Secondary | Verbal memory - CNS Vital Signs | Will be measured once at the asymptomatic timepoint; From date of injury until the date in which symptoms are no longer experienced as measured by a symptom assessment, no more than 100 weeks after injury | Measures how well subject can recognize, remember, and retrieve words. Calculated using VBM (verbal memory) Correct Hits Immediate + VBM Correct Passes Immediate + VBM Correct Hits Delay + VBM Correct Passes Delay). |
| Secondary | Visual memory - CNS Vital Signs | Will be measured once at the asymptomatic timepoint; From date of injury until the date in which symptoms are no longer experienced as measured by a symptom assessment, no more than 100 weeks after injury | Measures how well subject can recognize, remember, and retrieve geometric figures. Calculated VIM (visual memory) Correct Hits Immediate + VIM Correct Passes Immediate + VIM Correct Hits Delay + VIM Correct Passes Delay). |
| Secondary | Psychomotor speed - CNS Vital Signs | Will be measured once at the asymptomatic timepoint; From date of injury until the date in which symptoms are no longer experienced as measured by a symptom assessment, no more than 100 weeks after injury | Measures how well a subject perceives, attends, responds to visual-perceptual information, and performs motor speed and fine motor coordination. Calculated finger tapping test (FTT) Right Taps Average + FTT Left Taps Average + Symbol Digit Coding Test Correct Responses. |
| Secondary | Reaction time - CNS Vital Signs | Will be measured once at the asymptomatic timepoint; From date of injury until the date in which symptoms are no longer experienced as measured by a symptom assessment, no more than 100 weeks after injury | Measures how quickly the subject can react, in milliseconds, to a simple and increasingly complex direction set. Calculated by Stroop Test Complex Reaction Time Correct + Stroop Reaction Time Correct) / 2. |
| Secondary | Complex attention - CNS Vital Signs | Will be measured once at the asymptomatic timepoint; From date of injury until the date in which symptoms are no longer experienced as measured by a symptom assessment, no more than 100 weeks after injury | Measures one's ability to track and respond to a variety of stimuli over lengthy periods of time and/or perform mental tasks requiring vigilance quickly and accurately. Calculated by Stroop Commission Errors + Shifting Attention Test Errors + Continuous Performance Test Commission Errors + Continuous Performance Test Omission Errors |
| Secondary | Cognitive Flexibility- CNS Vital Signs | Will be measured once at the asymptomatic timepoint; From date of injury until the date in which symptoms are no longer experienced as measured by a symptom assessment, no more than 100 weeks after injury | Measures how well subject is able to adapt to rapidly changing and increasingly complex set of directions and/or to manipulate the information.Calculated with Shifting Attention Test Correct Responses - Shifting Attention Test Errors - Stroop Commission Error |
| Secondary | Processing speed - CNS Vital Signs | Will be measured once at the asymptomatic timepoint; From date of injury until the date in which symptoms are no longer experienced as measured by a symptom assessment, no more than 100 weeks after injury | Measures how well a subject recognizes and processes information i.e., perceiving, attending/responding to incoming information, motor speed, fine motor coordination, and visual-perceptual ability. Calculated with Symbol Digit Coding Correct Responses - Symbol Digit Coding Errors |
| Secondary | Executive function - CNS Vital Signs | Will be measured once at the asymptomatic timepoint; From date of injury until the date in which symptoms are no longer experienced as measured by a symptom assessment, no more than 100 weeks after injury | Measures how well a subject recognizes rules, categories, and manages or navigates rapid decision making. Calculated with Shifting Attention Test Correct Responses - Shifting Attention Test Errors |
| Secondary | Simple Attention - CNS Vital Signs | Will be measured once at the asymptomatic timepoint; From date of injury until the date in which symptoms are no longer experienced as measured by a symptom assessment, no more than 100 weeks after injury | Measures one's ability to track and respond to a single defined stimulus over lengthy periods of time while performing vigilance and response inhibition quickly and accurately. Calculated with Continuous Performance (CPT) Correct Responses minus CPT Commission Errors. |
| Secondary | Motor Speed - CNS Vital Signs | Will be measured once at the asymptomatic timepoint; From date of injury until the date in which symptoms are no longer experienced as measured by a symptom assessment, no more than 100 weeks after injury | Measures one's ability to perform movements to produce and satisfy an intention towards a manual action and goal. Calculated with Finger Tapping Test Right Taps Average + Finger Tapping Test Left Taps Average. |
| Secondary | King-Devick Visual Assessment | Will be measured once at the asymptomatic timepoint; From date of injury until the date in which symptoms are no longer experienced as measured by a symptom assessment, no more than 100 weeks after injury | Visual assessment; The King-Devick Test is a two-minute rapid number naming assessment in which an individual quickly reads aloud single digit numbers and evaluates impairments of eye movements, attention and language function; fastest assessment of three cards measured in seconds |
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- NIH RePORTER's clinical studies and project filesPublic domain
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