Matteo Vissani
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About
Matteo Vissani’s research lies at the intersection of neurorehabilitation and neural engineering, with a focus on understanding and enhancing motor recovery after stroke. His most-cited work investigates the neurophysiological underpinnings of intensive upper limb rehabilitation protocols, comparing effects in subacute versus chronic stroke patients. By integrating robot-assisted therapy with electrophysiological measures, Vissani has helped clarify how the timing of intervention influences neural plasticity and functional outcomes. His findings provide critical insights for optimizing rehabilitation strategies and personalizing treatment windows. With over 7 citations on his leading paper, his contributions are gaining traction in the clinical neurorehabilitation community. Vissani’s work is notable for bridging basic neuroscience and applied therapy, offering a mechanistic view of recovery that informs both clinicians and engineers. His research is especially valuable for students and practitioners seeking evidence-based approaches to stroke rehabilitation and the neural principles that drive motor relearning.
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