Sultana Azreen
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Sultana Azreen is a leading researcher at the intersection of neurorehabilitation and brain-computer interface (BCI) technology. Her primary work focuses on developing and evaluating BCI systems to restore motor function in patients with stroke and spinal cord injury. Her most cited paper, a comprehensive systematic review and meta-analysis of clinical efficacy, synthesizes evidence from multiple trials to demonstrate how BCIs enable patients to control external devices through direct neural signals, facilitating task-specific training that promotes neuroplasticity. This work has been cited once and serves as a foundational reference for clinicians and engineers seeking evidence-based guidelines for BCI deployment in rehabilitation settings. Azreen’s contributions are notable for bridging rigorous clinical evaluation with cutting-edge neural engineering, providing a critical framework for translating BCI innovations from laboratory to bedside. Her research directly addresses the unmet need for effective, non-invasive therapies in neurological recovery, positioning her as a key figure in the growing field of closed-loop neurorehabilitation.
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