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About
Mauro Grigioni is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation robotics, with a focus on restoring motor function after stroke, spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, and Parkinson’s disease. His work systematically evaluates the clinical efficacy of robotic-assisted gait and upper limb training, bridging the gap between technological innovation and evidence-based practice. Grigioni’s major contributions include comprehensive systematic reviews and meta-analyses that synthesize guidelines for robotic rehabilitation, such as his 2021 paper on post-stroke gait recovery (125 citations) and his 2023 meta-analysis on balance outcomes (44 citations). He has also advanced the classification of electromechanical devices in neurorehabilitation, addressing challenges in study standardization (49 citations). His research consistently demonstrates the impact of robotic therapy on balance, gait, and postural stability across neurological conditions, with highly cited works on multiple sclerosis (44 citations) and Parkinson’s disease (30 citations). As part of the CICERONE Italian Consensus, Grigioni has helped shape practical clinical recommendations, making him a pivotal figure in translating robotic rehabilitation from research into routine clinical practice.
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