Elisa Andrenelli
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About
Elisa Andrenelli is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, specializing in robotic-assisted gait training for neurological disorders. Her work focuses on optimizing recovery of walking function in patients with stroke, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, and spinal cord injury. Andrenelli’s major contributions include systematic reviews and clinical guidelines that bridge the gap between emerging robotic technologies and practical rehabilitation protocols. Her most cited paper (125 citations) provides clinical recommendations for robotic-assisted gait rehabilitation after stroke, while her randomized controlled trial (97 citations) demonstrates the superiority of robot-assisted over treadmill training for Parkinson’s disease. She has authored comprehensive reviews on gait robotics for multiple sclerosis (38 citations) and spinal cord injury (30 citations), establishing evidence-based frameworks for clinical practice. Andrenelli also explores innovative integrations of collaborative robots, wearable sensors, and edge-fog-cloud architectures to support rehabilitation. Her work has been instrumental in the CICERONE Italian Consensus, shaping national guidelines for robotic neurorehabilitation. With over 300 cumulative citations, Andrenelli’s research directly informs how clinicians deploy robotic devices to enhance neuroplasticity and functional outcomes, making her a pivotal figure in translating engineering advances into patient-centered care.
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