Rosa Grazia Bellomo
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Rosa Grazia Bellomo is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, specializing in integrating robotic technologies with conventional therapies to restore motor function in patients with neurological disorders. Her work primarily focuses on post-stroke upper limb recovery and gait rehabilitation in Multiple Sclerosis (MS). In her most cited study (2021, 23 citations), Bellomo demonstrated that combining botulinum toxin injections with end-effector robotic training significantly improves upper limb functional recovery in chronic post-stroke patients, outperforming robot training alone. This integrated approach offers a powerful new protocol for treating spasticity and motor impairment. Her research also addresses the debilitating impact of gait and balance disturbances in MS, exploring how robotic gait training can reduce fatigue and improve mobility compared to sensory motor systems. By bridging cutting-edge robotics with clinical rehabilitation, Bellomo’s contributions provide evidence-based solutions that enhance patient independence and quality of life, making her a pivotal figure in advancing neurorehabilitation science.
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