Sandro Sorbi
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About
Sandro Sorbi is a researcher specializing in neuro-motor rehabilitation and brain-computer interface technologies, with a particular focus on leveraging cutting-edge tools to support recovery in stroke patients. His work sits at the intersection of neuroscience, robotics, and virtual reality, pioneering integrated approaches that simultaneously capture cortical and kinematic data during rehabilitation sessions. Sorbi's most prominent contribution is the development and validation of a novel rehabilitation system that synchronizes high-resolution electroencephalography (HR-EEG), passive robotic devices, and Virtual Reality environments to monitor and facilitate upper limb recovery in post-stroke patients. His 2015 proof-of-concept study, which has garnered 59 citations, demonstrated the feasibility of this multimodal approach across sub-acute stroke patients, offering new insights into brain functional reorganization during recovery. A complementary case study from the same year further refined the clinical evaluation of kinematic parameters in individual patients. By combining precise neuroimaging with immersive rehabilitation technologies, Sorbi's research provides clinicians and scientists with richer, more nuanced tools for assessing neuro-motor progress. His work has meaningfully advanced the understanding of stroke rehabilitation, making him a notable figure in translational neuroscience and assistive technology research.
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