Andrew J. Skalsky

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Andrew J. Skalsky is a leading researcher in neuromuscular rehabilitation and assistive technology, with a focus on improving clinical assessment of spasticity—a disabling condition common in disorders like cerebral palsy and multiple sclerosis. His most cited work, "Artifacts Mitigation in Sensors for Spasticity Assessment" (2020, 7 citations), introduces an innovative instrumented bimodal glove that integrates force and movement sensors to deliver objective, repeatable metrics for spasticity evaluation. This contribution addresses a critical gap in clinical practice, where subjective scales often limit treatment precision and patient monitoring. Skalsky’s research bridges engineering and medicine, advancing sensor-based solutions that enhance diagnostic accuracy and therapeutic outcomes. His work is foundational for developing wearable technologies that empower clinicians to tailor interventions, reduce artifacts, and track disease progression more reliably. With a growing citation impact, Skalsky is recognized for translating complex sensor data into practical tools, making him a key figure in the evolution of quantitative neuromuscular assessment. His achievements underscore a commitment to improving quality of life for individuals with movement disorders through rigorous, technology-driven research.