Research Studies & Opportunities

Photo Credit: Helen Carlson, Ph.D, Alberta Children’s Hospital

IPSO Members’ Research

Introduction

The International Pediatric Stroke Organization aims to support and promote collaborative research on pediatric cerebrovascular disease. IPSO will serve to facilitate connections amongst investigators with similar research interests. Please fill out the submission form if you would like your collaborative research study listed on the IPSO website.

Seizures in Pediatric Stroke II (SIPS)

| Closed | Observational | Multi-site | PERF | Christine Fox| SIPS II is an international multi-center PERF funded study that proposed to enroll 300 neonatal and pediatric stroke cases. Imaging, EEGs, medical chart abstraction and epilepsy longitudinal outcome data...

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Rehabilitation Early for Congenital Hemiplegia

|Enrolling |Clinical Trial | Multi-Site |Professor Roslyn Boyd | The REACH multisite assessor masked randomized Comparison trial directly compares an equal dose of infant modified Constraint Induced Movement Therapy (Baby CIMT) with infant modified Bimanual upper limb...

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Safety and Efficacy of Systemic Anticoagulation Therapy for Treatment of Cerebral Sinus Venous

| Enrolling |Observational |Single Site |Marcela Torres| Keyword(s): Sinus venous thrombosis, anticoagulation, thrombolytic therapy Contact information: Fernando Acosta,   Jo Tilley, . Marcela Torres,...

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Risk Factors Associated With Stroke in Pediatric Patients Undergoing Fontan

| Enrolling |Observational |Single Site | Jay Duncan | Keyword(s): Arterial ischemic stroke, single ventricle, Fontan, congenital heart disease Contact information: Fernando Acosta,   Jo Tilley, . Marcela...

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Rehabilitation Early for Congenital Hemiplegia

|Enrolling |Clinical Trial | Multi-Site |Professor Roslyn Boyd | The REACH multisite assessor masked randomized Comparison trial directly compares an equal dose of infant modified Constraint Induced Movement Therapy (Baby CIMT) with infant modified Bimanual upper limb...

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