Brain variability in Children with Previous Infantile Hydrocephalus

Brain variability in Children with Previous Infantile Hydrocephalus

map-marker.pngRobarts Research Institute (RRI)

The purpose of this study is to gain a better understanding of the differences in brain networks between healthy children and children who have experienced hydrocephalus as infants.

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Both male and female

4 years old to 13 years old

Healthy Volunteers


Who can participate in this study?

- Healthy children aged 4 – 13 years
- Fluent English speaker
- No metal in body (implants, braces, pacemakers, etc.)

What is involved?

The study will take approximately 3 hours, with: ~1 hr 10 min watching a movie and playing some games in an MRI scanner, and ~1 hr 40 min performing some math and language tasks and computer games.

There is an option for a “mock scanner” for children who are unsure about being in a real MRI, which simulates the MRI environment for a shorter period of time.

Principal Investigator & Posting Dates

Principal Investigator: Sandrine de Ribaupierre
Study posted on: July 5th, 2019
Recruitment open

Who can I contact to learn more about this study?

For more information about this study please contact:

Derya Adil
dadil2@uwo.ca

 

 

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