Cheryl Yi Von Teh
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Cheryl Yi Von Teh is a researcher whose work lies at the intersection of biomedical engineering and rehabilitation robotics, with a particular focus on assistive technologies for injury recovery. Her most-cited paper, "Conceptual Design for Ankle Rehabilitation Robot by Using Morphological Chart and Pugh Method" (2020), addresses a critical gap in sports medicine: the high prevalence and undertreatment of lateral ankle sprains, which account for over 70% of ankle injuries in high-risk sports. In this work, Teh systematically applies engineering design methodologies—morphological charts and the Pugh method—to develop a conceptual framework for an ankle rehabilitation robot, offering a structured approach to creating devices that can improve recovery outcomes. While her citation count is currently modest, her contribution is notable for bridging mechanical design principles with clinical rehabilitation needs, providing a foundational blueprint for future robotic interventions. This research underscores her commitment to translating engineering solutions into practical healthcare tools, making her work particularly relevant for students and researchers interested in medical robotics, sports injury prevention, and human-centered design.
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