Clinical

Formative Usability Study

Formative Usability Assessment of Next-Gen Shunt Flow Assessment Devices

Trial Status

Actively Enrolling

Study Type

Formative Usability, Open-label, Non-significant Risk

Location

Rhaeos Clinic, Chicago

Study Participants

Pediatric and adult patients with an existing CSF shunt

Methodology

Measurements of shunt flow will be performed on participants wearing a FlowSense device for up to 2 hours while performing basic daily tasks. Participants will also provide feedback on these next generation shunt flow monitoring devices.

Cost / Payment

Participants compensated $50 for completing the study

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Home-Use Study (Puerto Rico)

Mediciones de flujo durante todo el día en el hospital o en el hogar

Estado del Estudio

Inscripción Activa

Tipo de Estudio

Prospectivo, Abierto, Ciego, de un Solo Grupo, Riesgo No Significativo

Ubicación

San Juan, Puerto Rico

Participantes del Estudio

Pacientes pediátricos y adultos con una derivación de LCR existente

Metodología

Los participantes utilizarán el dispositivo durante un mes para recopilar datos en el transcurso de su vida diaria. Los datos del flujo proporcionarán nueva información sobre cómo cambia el flujo de la derivación a lo largo del día.

Costo / Compensación

Los participantes recibirán $500 USD al completar el estudio

Formulario del Estudio Clínico

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STEALTH Study

Diagnostic Performance of Shunt Patency Detection

Trial Status

Fully Enrolled

Study Type

Prospective, Open-Label, Single-Arm, Non-Significant Risk

Location

9 US hospitals

Study Participants

Pediatric and adult patients with an existing VP shunt and symptoms of a shunt malfunction

Methodology

Participants are evaluated in the hospital with the study device to assess shunt patency. Results will be compared with standard-of-care work up by blinded physicians.

Endpoints

Diagnostic Performance (Sensitivity, Specificity)

Cost / Payment

No cost or payment to participants

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Summative Usability Study

Summative Usability of Flow Assessment Device

Trial Status

Fully Enrolled

Study Type

Summative Usability, Open-label, Non-significant Risk

Location

Rhaeos Clinic, Chicago

Study Participants

Clinicians practising in the US with experience in caring for patients with cerebrospinal fluid shunts

Methodology

Participants will use the device in a simulated use environment to assess usability

Cost / Payment

Participants compensated (variable based on role)

Pilot Study

Initial Diagnostic Performance Assessment of New Flow Sensing Technology

Trial Status

Fully Enrolled

Study Type

Prospective, Open-Label, Single-Arm, Non-Significant Risk

Location

3 US hospitals

Study Participants

Pediatric and adult patients with an existing VP shunt and symptoms of a shunt malfunction

Methodology

Patients were evaluated with the study device in the hospital to assess shunt patency. Results were compared with standard-of-care work up by blinded physicians.

Endpoints

Diagnostic Performance (Accuracy, Sensitivity, Specificity)

Cost / Payment

No cost or payment to participants

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