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Multiple Sclerosis Outcomes ( Samuel Merritt University )
How the Neural Sleeve affects walking, sit-to-stand and stair climbing in people with MS who have spasticity.
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Clinical trials
Help shape the future of mobility research
Cionic runs clinical studies of the Neural Sleeve with people living with neurological conditions. See open studies and check whether you might be eligible.
Why take part
Help advance research
Your experience helps researchers understand how wearable stimulation fits into daily life.
Work with a study team
A research coordinator guides you through every step and answers your questions.
Your choice, always
Taking part is voluntary, and you can stop at any time.
Studies
How taking part works
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Check eligibility
Answer a few questions about you and your condition.
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Talk with the study team
A coordinator calls to explain the study and answer questions.
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Review and sign consent
You’ll get the full study details in writing before you decide.
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Take part
Follow the study schedule, with support from the team throughout.
Your safety and rights
Every Cionic study follows the rules that protect research participants.
Independent review
Every study is reviewed by an Institutional Review Board (IRB) that protects the rights and safety of participants.
Informed consent
You’ll know what the study involves, its possible risks and your rights before you agree.
Voluntary
You can leave a study at any time, for any reason.
Privacy
Your information is kept confidential and used only as described in the consent form.
Get notified about new studies
Tell us a little about you, and we’ll email you when a study opens that may fit.
We’ll only use this to contact you about research studies.
What past studies found
Multi-site foot drop study
94% of participants increased ankle dorsiflexion at heel strike with stimulation.
MS gait pilot
Average 8.2° improvement in dorsiflexion at heel strike in people with MS.
MultiStim home use study
Patient-reported impact of spasticity over two weeks of home use.
Questions about a study?
Email our research team and we’ll get back to you.