Take These 5 Easy Steps to Get Involved
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Check the Eligibility Criteria
Check if you are eligible to participate in a clinical trial by viewing the
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Wait for us to reach out
The Brainsight co-ordinator will reach out to let you know about the date, time, location to arrive for the MRI and psychological data and informed consent.
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Clinical Interview
Collect detailed information about participants' medical history and current health to determine eligibility and monitor progress
Why participate in our clinical trials?
Geographically Close Community
Build strong, personal relationships with nearby patients and caregivers for emotional and practical support.
Practical Tips for
Patients
Learn new strategies and tips to manage your condition more effectively.
Contribute to Clinical Research
Help advance medical knowledge and shape future treatments by sharing your unique experiences.
How Do I Know I am Eligible?
These are general guidelines; for specific disorders, eligibility criteria may vary. Please check the criteria when you sign up for a specific clinical trial.
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Within 18 to 60 years of age
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History of primary neurological disorders including seizure disorders/pre-existing disorders of development and degenerative disorders involving structural changes
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Primary/pre-existing development and degenerative disorder involving structural changes
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Primary/pre-existing Movement, Vision and speech disorders
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Surgery followed by cranial radiotherapy
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Follow-up cases
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Patients experiencing issues with MRI procedures.
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Pregnant women
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Non- compliance with fMRI protocol (not adhering to the fMRI guidelines).
What privacy measures do we take?
Your confidentiality will be safeguarded by anonymizing your data, securely storing it, limiting access to authorized staff, having confidentiality agreements in place, and adhering to privacy regulations.
What happens after the conclusion of a clinical trial?
After a clinical trial concludes, the data is analyzed to assess the treatment's efficacy and safety. Results are compiled into a report and submitted to peer-reviewed journals and regulatory agencies for review. Participants are informed of the trial's outcomes, and the findings are shared with the scientific community through publications and presentations.
