Cordula Werner C
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Cordula Werner C is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, with a primary focus on restoring motor function in stroke survivors, particularly those with moderate to severe arm impairment. Her most impactful work, a 2014 randomized controlled trial with 156 citations, rigorously compared robot-assisted group therapy to individual arm therapy in subacute stroke patients. This study provided critical evidence on both the effectiveness and cost-efficiency of robotic interventions, directly informing clinical practice for patients with limited arm function. Werner’s contributions are distinguished by their emphasis on translating rehabilitation technology into practical, patient-centered outcomes. Her research has shaped how therapists integrate robotics into group settings, optimizing resource use while improving motor recovery. By addressing the challenging population of severely affected patients, she has advanced the evidence base for neurorehabilitation, demonstrating that structured, technology-assisted therapy can yield meaningful functional gains. Her work remains a cornerstone for clinicians and researchers developing scalable, effective interventions for post-stroke arm rehabilitation.
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