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Trial · NCT07886736

Registered outcomes15

Each outcome the trial registered, primary first, in ClinicalTrials.gov's words.

ListOutcomeTime frameDescription
PrimaryChange in Peak Isometric Wrist-Flexion ForcePre-intervention and 10-20 seconds post-intervention at each of 5 intervention visits (Weeks 2-6)
Peak force (newtons), defined as the highest 1-second moving average of the force signal in the best of three maximal isometric wrist-flexion contractions. Change is expressed as the percentage change from pre- to post-intervention.
PrimaryChange in Normalised Error of the Force-Tracking TaskPre-intervention and approximately 3-6 minutes post-intervention at each of 5 intervention visits (Weeks 2-6)
Normalised error (%) while tracking a randomly generated sinusoidal force curve with isometric wrist flexion, calculated as the root-mean-square deviation from the reference curve divided by its amplitude and averaged over three trials. Change is expressed as the percentage change from pre- to post-intervention.
PrimaryChange in Normalised Error of the Position-Tracking TaskPre-intervention and approximately 8-11 minutes post-intervention at each of 5 intervention visits (Weeks 2-6)
Normalised error (%) while tracking a randomly generated sinusoidal wrist-angle curve with wrist flexion and extension, calculated as the root-mean-square deviation from the reference curve divided by its amplitude and averaged over three trials. Change is expressed as the percentage change from pre- to post-intervention.
SecondaryChange in Active Palmar-Flexion Range of MotionPre-intervention and approximately 6-8 minutes post-intervention at each of 5 intervention visits (Weeks 2-6)Active range of palmar flexion (degrees), measured once with the built-in goniometer of the measurement system.
SecondaryChange of Tracking Error Across Visits in the Pre-intervention Measurements (Learning)Pre-intervention at each of 6 weekly visits (Weeks 1-6)Slope of the normalised error of both tracking tasks across visits (percentage change per visit) from a linear mixed model of the log value.
SecondaryChange in Mean Absolute Error of the Force-Tracking TaskPre-intervention and approximately 3-6 minutes post-intervention at each of 5 intervention visits (Weeks 2-6)Mean absolute deviation (newtons) of the produced force from the reference curve, averaged over three trials. Change is expressed as the percentage change from pre- to post-intervention.
SecondaryChange in Mean Absolute Error of the Position-Tracking TaskPre-intervention and approximately 8-11 minutes post-intervention at each of 5 intervention visits (Weeks 2-6)Mean absolute deviation (degrees) of the produced wrist angle from the reference curve, averaged over three trials. Change is expressed as the percentage change from pre- to post-intervention.
SecondaryChange in Peak Force by Repetition PositionPre-intervention and 10-20 seconds post-intervention at each of 5 intervention visits (Weeks 2-6)Percentage change in peak force (newtons) from pre- to post-intervention, calculated separately for the first, second and third maximal contraction of the measurement block.
SecondaryWithin-Session Intraclass Correlation Coefficient11 measurement occasions over 6 weeks (Weeks 1-6)
Intraclass correlation coefficient, ICC(3,1), across the three trials within each measurement occasion (unitless), reported separately for peak force and for the normalised errors of the two tracking tasks.
SecondaryBetween-Visit Intraclass Correlation CoefficientPre-intervention at each of 6 weekly visits (Weeks 1-6)
Intraclass correlation coefficient, ICC(3,1), of the pre-intervention values across the six visits (unitless), reported separately for peak force and for the normalised errors of the two tracking tasks.
SecondaryStandard Error of Measurement of Peak Force11 measurement occasions over 6 weeks (Weeks 1-6)Standard error of measurement of peak force (newtons), from the within-occasion analysis of three trials.
SecondaryStandard Error of Measurement of the Normalised Tracking Errors11 measurement occasions over 6 weeks (Weeks 1-6)Standard error of measurement of the normalised error (percentage points), reported separately for the force-tracking and the position-tracking task.
SecondaryMinimal Detectable Change of Peak Force11 measurement occasions over 6 weeks (Weeks 1-6)Minimal detectable change at the 95% confidence level (newtons), calculated as 1.96 x square root of 2 x standard error of measurement.
SecondaryMinimal Detectable Change of the Normalised Tracking Errors11 measurement occasions over 6 weeks (Weeks 1-6)Minimal detectable change at the 95% confidence level (percentage points), reported separately for the force-tracking and the position-tracking task.
SecondaryDispersion of Individual ResponsesPre-intervention and 10-20 seconds post-intervention at each of 5 intervention visits (Weeks 2-6)Standard deviation (percent) of the individual pre-to-post percentage changes in peak force after each intervention.

Source ClinicalTrials.govtrials-2026-11-12-0.5.0

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  • NIH RePORTER's clinical studies and project filesPublic domain
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  • NIH RePORTER's clinical studies and project filesPublic domain (NIH RePORTER)

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