Laura Casagrande Conti

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Dr. Laura Casagrande Conti is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, specializing in sensor-based and robotic technologies for motor recovery in neurological disorders. Her work focuses on developing and evaluating innovative therapeutic devices for patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) and Guillain–Barré syndrome (GBS). Her most cited study, a randomized controlled trial on sensor-based technology for upper limb rehabilitation in MS (28 citations), demonstrated the efficacy of interactive therapy games in improving motor function, establishing a foundation for technology-driven rehabilitation. She also authored a systematic review and protocol for robot-assisted therapy in GBS (2 citations), addressing a critical gap in evidence for this rare condition. Dr. Conti’s contributions bridge engineering and clinical practice, offering scalable, engaging solutions for patients with limited treatment options. Her research has been recognized for its potential to transform rehabilitation paradigms, particularly for underserved populations. By integrating rigorous trial design with emerging technologies, she continues to advance personalized, accessible care for individuals with complex neurological impairments.