Carina Mueske
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Carina Mueske is a rehabilitation researcher whose work focuses on advancing gait recovery in stroke survivors, particularly those with complex neurological deficits like visuospatial neglect. Her key research areas include robot-assisted gait training, early neurorehabilitation interventions, and the intersection of cognitive impairment with motor recovery. Mueske’s most notable contribution is her pioneering 2025 study on early end-effector-based gait training in non-ambulatory patients with visuospatial neglect after subacute stroke—a population historically excluded from robotic gait training trials. This work addresses a critical gap in stroke rehabilitation guidelines by demonstrating that even patients with severe cognitive-perceptual deficits can benefit from structured, early robotic intervention. While her citation count is still growing, the study’s introduction highlights its immediate relevance to clinical practice. Mueske’s research has the potential to reshape rehabilitation protocols, ensuring that patients with neglect are no longer overlooked in gait training studies. Her work underscores a commitment to inclusive, evidence-based neurorehabilitation, making her a rising voice in stroke recovery science.
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