Parkinson's Dynamic Standing Desk Pilot Study, 12 Sessions
Summary
NIH registered a Phase 1 pilot study (NCT07543861) evaluating dynamic standing desk use in Parkinson's disease patients over 12 sessions, each lasting 4 hours. The study tests the primary hypothesis that dynamic standing improves gait function compared to static standing and control sitting, with Phase 1 as open-label and Phase 2 as an in-lab randomized controlled trial. This registry entry documents study parameters, condition (Parkinson Disease), and intervention (Dynamic Standing Desk) without imposing compliance obligations.
“12 4-hour sessions will be performed to test the primary hypothesis that dynamic standing improves gait function compared to static standing and control sitting.”
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NIH published a clinical trial registration for a Phase 1 open-label pilot study examining the user experience of dynamic standing desks in Parkinson's disease patients, with 12 sessions of 4 hours each. The study aims to test whether dynamic standing improves gait function compared to static standing and control sitting. Phase 2 will be conducted as an in-lab randomized controlled trial. This document is an informational registry entry; it does not create compliance obligations or regulatory requirements for any party. Healthcare providers and clinical investigators conducting similar gait or mobility intervention studies should note this as research context rather than guidance.
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A Pilot Study of In-lab Dynamic Standing in Parkinson's Disease
Phase 1 NCT07543861 Kind: PHASE1 Apr 22, 2026
Abstract
This research is studying the use of a new type of standing desk in a small number of people to learn about the user experience for people with Parkinson's disease. 12 4-hour sessions will be performed to test the primary hypothesis that dynamic standing improves gait function compared to static standing and control sitting. This study has 2 phases. Phase 1 will be an open-label study and Phase 2 will be an in-lab randomized controlled trial pilot study. This is phase 1 of the study.
Conditions: Parkinson Disease
Interventions: Dynamic Standing Desk
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