Darine I. Jewaid
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Darine I. Jewaid’s research centers on the intersection of motor control, neurorehabilitation, and pediatric movement disorders—with a particular focus on cerebral palsy (CP). Her most-cited work, a pilot study on passive knee trajectory, addresses a critical clinical challenge: objectively distinguishing dystonia from spasticity in CP. By applying 2Hz vestibular stimulation and measuring knee range of motion, Jewaid’s investigation provides a novel, quantitative framework for understanding dystonic motor control, offering clinicians a clearer path to targeted intervention. Though early in her career, her contributions are already shaping how researchers approach the nuanced assessment of mixed motor impairments. Her work underscores the importance of precise, data-driven characterization in neurorehabilitation—a foundation for more personalized therapies. With a growing citation footprint, Jewaid is establishing herself as a thoughtful voice in movement science, bridging engineering principles and clinical neurology to improve outcomes for children with complex motor disorders.
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