Eric Chi Kiat Ho
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About
Dr. Eric Chi Kiat Ho is an emerging leader at the intersection of neurorehabilitation and surgical innovation. His research focuses on evaluating the efficacy of novel technology-based interventions—including virtual reality (VR) training, robotic assistance, and biofeedback—for improving motor symptoms and gait in Parkinson’s disease. His most cited work, a 2024 systematic review and meta-analysis, synthesizes evidence from these cutting-edge therapies to clarify their clinical potential, contributing 15 citations and growing. In parallel, Dr. Ho has made notable contributions to urological surgery, authoring a concise overview of the Hugo RAS robotic system and its current clinical evidence. This work highlights his interest in the transformative role of robotic platforms in minimally invasive procedures. By bridging neurology and surgery through technology assessment, Dr. Ho’s research provides critical guidance for clinicians adopting new tools. His early-career achievements demonstrate a commitment to evidence-based evaluation of emerging medical technologies, positioning him as a researcher to watch in the fields of movement disorders and robotic surgery.
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