Preeti Chaudhary
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Dr. Preeti Chaudhary is a rehabilitation scientist whose work bridges motor control and aging, with a focus on restoring hand function in adults and the elderly. Her most cited study, "The Effects of Visuomotor Training Using Pablo System on Hand Grip Strength and Wrist Movements in Adults and Elderly" (2019), demonstrates her core contribution: rigorously evaluating how technology-assisted visuomotor training can enhance rehabilitation outcomes. By comparing post-training changes between adult and elderly groups, she provided critical evidence that such interventions can effectively improve grip strength and wrist mobility across the lifespan. This work, cited 3 times, lays a foundation for integrating interactive systems into clinical practice, particularly for age-related motor decline. Dr. Chaudhary’s research is notable for its practical, patient-centered approach, directly informing rehabilitation protocols for conditions like stroke or arthritis. Her findings highlight the potential of gamified, feedback-driven training to maintain independence and quality of life in aging populations. As a researcher, she is advancing the intersection of motor learning, geriatric care, and assistive technology, making her a key voice in evidence-based rehabilitation science.
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