Neta Shahar
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Neta Shahar is a researcher focused on the intersection of neurorehabilitation and motor control, with a particular emphasis on post-stroke recovery. Her work investigates how different therapeutic interventions—such as task-specific training and robot-assisted training—affect muscle activity and fatigue in the upper limb. Her most-cited paper, "Differences in muscle activity and fatigue of the upper limb between Task-Specific training and robot assisted training among individuals post stroke" (2019), has garnered 20 citations, highlighting its relevance in the field of stroke rehabilitation. Shahar’s contributions provide critical insights into optimizing rehabilitation protocols by comparing the biomechanical and physiological demands of these approaches. Her research is valuable for clinicians and engineers designing more effective, patient-centered therapies. By elucidating how muscle fatigue patterns differ between training modalities, she helps refine interventions that can improve motor recovery and quality of life for stroke survivors. Shahar’s work stands as a practical guide for evidence-based practice in neurorehabilitation.
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