Adults with and without Multiple Sclerosis are needed for a walking study
14610
Validation of a Motor Fatigue Measure in Multiple Sclerosis (MDG001)
Neurology
Goldman Myla, D
The Department of Neurology seeks adults with and without Multiple Sclerosis (MS) for a research study. The purpose of the study is to test walking endurance (motor fatigue) and see if a test called the “six minute walk” is useful in evaluating people with MS. You might be eligible if: • You are between the ages of 18 and 55 • You can walk for six minutes unassisted. • You do not have heart or lung problems Note: We are looking for those with MS and also health volunteers. Study involves neurological exams, completion of surveys, urine pregnancy testing, muscle strength testing, the six minute walk, and cardiac fitness evaluation through exercise testing on a stationary bike. There are 7 visits over 2 years. Visits last between 2 and 5 hours, and take place at the Clinical Research Unit and Memorial Gymnasium. ? Study-related examinations are provided free of charge. ? Participants (with MS and healthy volunteers) are compensated $75 for each completed study visit Contact Information: • Margaret Keller RN MS at 434-243-5457 or email at mfk8e@virginia.edu IRB-HSR # 14610 Principal Investigator: Myla Goldman MD
Adult
Outpatient Study
Multiple Sclerosis
Healthy Subject Studies
Neurology
Ill
$75 for each completed study visit
Margaret Keller
mfk8e@virginia.edu
4342435457
