Neurocentro della Svizzera Italiana
Lugano, 6900, Switzerland
Location status: Recruiting
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Alain Kaelin, Prof
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Claudio Gobbi, MD
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NCT Number: NCT06584084
Validation study designed to demonstrate the technical and clinical performance, and the safety of a new medical device in healthy volunteers and patients with myopathy or neuropathy. The medical device is the WPM-SEMG prototype designed for recording electrophysiological signals of muscles.
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All sexes
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Lugano, 6900, Switzerland
Location status: Recruiting
Alain Kaelin, Prof
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Claudio Gobbi, MD
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The study consists of two parts:
Measurements will be done on 4 muscles with the WPM-SEMG device prototype using a rigid electrode matrix. For each muscle, the participant will execute some spontaneous motor activities and measurements will be taken on the muscle under tension (low, medium, and high) for a total of 12 measurements. Measurements will be repeated two times after a pause for a total of 24 acquisitions. For the group with myopathies an additional fifth muscle, not foreseen by the protocol, can be done if considered the clinical most affected muscle followingthe neurological examination.
A control intervention is done on the same subjects and consists in a needle-EMG which will be applied as for routine clinical practice on the same muscles used for the WPM-SEMG device prototype. Measurements will be taken for each muscles as for the rigid matrix.
Healthy volunteers accepted: Yes
Only the study team can determine whether someone qualifies for participation.
Eligibility criteria for healthy volunteers
Eligibility criteria for patients
Measurements will be done with the rigid matrix. The flexible electrode matrix will be used only on a lower percentage of volunteers depending on the results obtained with the rigid matrix
Time frame: Intervention (day0)
Correlation between the properties of the final electrophysiological output identified from sEMG signals acquired with the WPM-SEMG device prototype and the properties of the final electrophysiological output identified from EMG signals acquired using needle EMG. [Time Frame: Intervention (day0)]
The following properties will be extracted: Amplitude (microVolts), phases/turns (ratio), signal frequency (Hz) and duration (seconds).
Time frame: Intervention (day0)
Pain assessment during the measurements using the Visual Analog Scale (VAS). The VAS consists on a 0-10 scale, with two end points representing 0 ('no pain') and 10 ('worst possible pain').
Contact information is provided by the study sponsor or research team.
Alain Kaelin, Prof.
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Manuela Maffongelli
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Alain Kaelin
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Technical and Clinical Validation Study of a New Wireless Portable and Multi-Channel Surface EMG Device to Analyse Motor Unit Action Potentials
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