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Results for “Non-fluent Variant Primary Progressive Aphasia”

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Not applicableLooking for participantsNCT03887481
What this trial is testing

Targeting Language-specific and Executive-control Networks With Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation in Logopenic Variant PPA

Who this might be right for
Logopenic Progressive AphasiaPrimary Progressive Aphasia
Johns Hopkins University 60
Not applicableStudy completedNCT04188067
What this trial is testing

TMS for the Treatment of Primary Progressive Aphasia

Who this might be right for
Logopenic Variant Primary Progressive AphasiaNon-fluent Variant Primary Progressive AphasiaSemantic Variant Primary Progressive Aphasia
Massachusetts General Hospital 10
Very early researchStudy completedNCT03406429
What this trial is testing

RTMS as a Treatment for PPA

Who this might be right for
Logopenic Variant Primary Progressive AphasiaNon-Fluent Primary Progressive Aphasia
Massachusetts General Hospital 12
Not applicableNot Yet RecruitingNCT06921265
What this trial is testing

Targeted Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation to Improve Language and Speech in Patients With Primary Progressive Aphasia

Who this might be right for
Primary Progressive Aphasia(PPA)
IRCCS San Raffaele 75
Not applicableWithdrawnNCT04883229
What this trial is testing

TDCS and Speech Therapy for Motor Speech Disorders Caused by FTLD Syndromes: a Feasibility Study

Who this might be right for
Nonfluent Aphasia, ProgressivePrimary Progressive Nonfluent AphasiaPrimary Progressive Non Fluent Aphasia+3 more
University of California, San Francisco