Riegele Arceo
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Riegele Arceo is a rehabilitation researcher whose work focuses on advancing motor recovery for individuals with moderate to severe stroke, particularly through innovative, device-assisted interventions. Her primary research areas include upper extremity rehabilitation, neurorehabilitation technologies, and functional electrical stimulation (FES). Arceo’s major contribution lies in designing and evaluating clinical protocols that integrate orthoses, robotic devices, and FES to enable close-to-normal patterns of daily living activities—a critical shift from traditional therapy approaches. Her most cited paper, a 2025 study protocol for a randomized control trial, addresses the persistent challenge of residual upper extremity disability in chronic stroke survivors, which they identify as their greatest barrier to recovery. By targeting this population with device-assisted practice, Arceo’s work aims to bridge the gap between clinical rehabilitation and real-world function. Though early in her citation impact, her research holds significant promise for transforming stroke rehabilitation standards. Her protocol exemplifies a rigorous, evidence-based approach to tackling one of the most debilitating consequences of stroke, positioning her as an emerging leader in neurorehabilitation and assistive technology research.
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