Thank you for your interest in stroke, brain injury, and spinal cord injury medical research at the Casa Colina Research Institute (CCRI). Casa Colina patients and other community members who meet certain criteria may apply to participate in our studies. The purpose of each study is to gain a better understanding of new technologies and treatment methodologies, with the goal of improving medical and rehabilitation outcomes. Below are the current studies being conducted at CCRI.
This study seeks individuals with paralysis to control a computer using thought alone. Subjects with tetraplegia will learn to control the computer interface with the aid of the study team.
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This study aims to investigate changes in electrical brain activity related to improvements in both motor and cognitive recovery following the use of taVNS in acute stroke patients.
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Eligible stroke patients will try CPAP for one night. If successful, they will be assigned to a six-month study in which one group uses CPAP with support and the other does not use CPAP.
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This study aims to measure the benefits of a personalized therapy program for individuals with impaired arm or hand movements, specifically focusing on improvements in motor skills and functional abilities.
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The purpose of this study is to utilize genetic biomarkers to accurately identify patient outcomes and develop a personalized treatment to maximize recovery following a traumatic or non-traumatic brain injury.
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This study aims to enhance the safety and usability of motorized mobility scooters. Your participation will help us gather data to achieve these goals and publish our findings.
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This study aims to explore how infants’ brains plan and carry out simple actions, such as reaching for a toy, using a safe and innovative functional ultrasound imaging technology. The goal is to better understand typical brain development and identify early differences that may help guide future therapies and interventions.
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This study aims to assess the use of brain-computer interface as an effective form of communication for patients with severe acquired brain injuries and their caregiver/family.
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For more information and/or to apply to current research projects at Casa Colina, please contact 909/596-7733, ext. 2220.
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