Lorenzo Biscotti
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About
Lorenzo Biscotti is a clinical researcher specializing in robotic-assisted rehabilitation, neurorehabilitation, and innovative technologies for motor recovery. His work focuses primarily on improving outcomes for stroke patients and elderly individuals with orthopedic conditions, addressing the growing public health challenges posed by an aging global population. Biscotti's most significant contributions center on the ROAR (RObotic-Assisted Rehabilitation) research program, a series of rigorous randomized controlled trials examining the efficacy of robotic interventions for balance, gait, and lower limb function. His landmark 2022 ROAR-S protocol paper (25 citations) and its 2023 outcomes study (18 citations) demonstrated meaningful improvements in cognitive, motor, and functional performance among stroke survivors — a population whose rehabilitation needs are both urgent and complex. His 2023 ROAR-O trial (14 citations) extended this work to orthopedic patients with hip and knee osteoarthritis, highlighting robotic rehabilitation's potential to reduce fall risk across diverse clinical populations. More recently, Biscotti has expanded into robotic hand rehabilitation and telerehabilitation, exploring digital tools for fall-risk assessment in neurological diseases. With over 65 career citations and a consistent publication record across high-impact rehabilitation themes, he represents an emerging voice in technology-driven, evidence-based rehabilitation science.
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