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Vinod Puri’s research career has been defined by a focused commitment to advancing post-stroke rehabilitation, particularly in addressing the complex and often debilitating complication of shoulder subluxation in hemiparetic patients. His most cited work, a 2017 systematic review on rehabilitation methods for reducing shoulder subluxation, has garnered 46 citations and serves as a cornerstone in the field. This paper critically examines the pathomechanics of subluxation, highlighting the disconnect between skeletal alignment and neural-motor recovery—a challenge that complicates up to 80% of stroke cases. By synthesizing evidence on various therapeutic interventions, Puri has provided clinicians with a clearer framework for managing this persistent issue, moving beyond traditional structural approaches to emphasize functional recovery. His contributions underscore a deep understanding of the interplay between biomechanics and neurorehabilitation, offering practical insights that have influenced both clinical practice and subsequent research. For students and researchers, Puri’s work exemplifies how systematic analysis can illuminate gaps in care and drive meaningful improvements in patient outcomes.
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