Title

Effectiveness of an audiovisual telerehabilitation program on visual field restoration in children with hemianopia consecutive to a brain tumour.

Thesis funded for 3 years under a European grant (European Science Foundation).

Procedures

Interventional data analysis from the virtual reality headset (safety, performance, adherence/compliance, eye/head tracking)

Primary outcome data analysis (visuel fields)

Secondary and exploratory outomes measures and data analysis (VEP, SD-OCT, questionnaires)

Collaborative work involving 2 clinical departemnt at HUS (opthalmology and pediatrci neuro-oncology)

International collaboration with European consortium (8 clinical sites in 7 countries: Strasbourg, Milan, Padova, Barcelona, Vienna, Utrecht, London, Copenhagen).

Pre-requisite

Master in Neurosciences or equivalent (MSc, MD). Comprehensive knowledge of the visual system.

Minimum B2 level in English. Knowledge of another european language is a plus. Comprehensive knowledge of Python (coding), biomedical statistics/epidemiology. Strong interest for innovating technologies. Knowledge of clinical trials regulations.

Contact

Michael REBER lab, Strasbourg Translational Neuroscience & Psychiatry UMR-S1329

michael.reber[at]inserm.fr