We are studying movement
after neurotrauma and would like your help. |
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| We know you have probably been asked to participate in research before, but we hope you will agree to help again! This project requires about 3 hours of your time and the results will help us understand how the neural control of movement is changed after trauma to the nervous system. | |
| Who can help? | Anyone who has had a stroke or spinal cord injury and who has the ability to move their arms or legs. |
| What? | Walk on a slowly moving treadmill or cycle your arms while we electrically stimulate nerves to record reflexes in your muscles. |
| Where? | Motor Control Research Laboratory, School of Physical Education, University of Victoria. |
| How much time? | One or more visits taking about 3 hours each. |
| When? | We are working right now! Contact us for more information! |
| Contact: |
Research Team, (250) 472-5487 Dr. Paul Zeh- Principal Investigator e-mail: mcrlab@uvic.ca |
Motor
Control Research |
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University
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We
are studying how movements are controlled and would like your help. |
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| We know you have probably been asked to participate in research
before, but we hope you will agree to help again! This project requires
about 3 hours of your time and the results will help us understand how movements
between the arms and legs are controlled. |
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| Who can help? | Anyone between the ages of 18 and 69 who has no history of neurological or cardiovascular disease or illness. |
| What? | Walk on a slowly moving treadmill or cycle your arms while we electrically stimulate nerves to record reflexes in your muscles. |
| Where? | Motor Control Research Laboratory, School of Physical Education, University of Victoria. |
| How much time? | One or two visits taking about 3 hours each. |
| When? | We are working right now! Contact us for more information! |
| Contact: | Research Team, (250) 472-5487 Dr. Paul Zeh- Principal Investigator e-mail: mcrlab@uvic.ca |
Motor
Control Research |
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University of Victoria |
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