Arianna Pavan
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6
Total Citations
40
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5
About
Arianna Pavan is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, specializing in the integration of robotics and allied digital technologies (RADTs) to improve recovery after stroke and chronic neurological disorders. Her major contributions center on designing and evaluating personalized, robot-mediated rehabilitation protocols, with a focus on upper limb recovery. Pavan’s work has demonstrated the effectiveness of tailored robotic treatments, as seen in her 2024 retrospective analysis (12 citations), and she is advancing the field through large-scale trials like STROKEFIT4 (7 citations), which assesses the sustainability and usability of RADTs from subacute to chronic phases. She has also pioneered telerehabilitation models, comparing robotic and non-robotic approaches to ensure continuity of care (7 citations). Her systematic review on identifying patients’ needs for robotic rehabilitation (7 citations) highlights her commitment to patient-centered innovation. Notably, Pavan is exploring the neurophysiological underpinnings of recovery through EEG-based studies of aperiodic brain activity changes following virtual reality robotic training. With a growing citation impact and a focus on pragmatic, real-world implementation, Pavan is shaping the future of accessible, evidence-based neurorehabilitation.
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