Tsong-Hai Lee
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Dr. Tsong-Hai Lee is a leading investigator in stroke rehabilitation and neurorecovery, with a particular focus on the neural mechanisms underlying motor function restoration. His research bridges clinical rehabilitation and advanced neuroimaging, exploring how robot-assisted therapies reshape brain connectivity after stroke. In a seminal 2016 case series, Dr. Lee demonstrated that robot-assisted bilateral arm therapy (RBAT) can induce measurable changes in sensorimotor network connectivity, as revealed by functional MRI—a finding that has garnered 12 citations and helped establish a neurobiological rationale for technology-driven rehabilitation. His work is distinguished by its rigorous comparison of RBAT against dose-matched control interventions, offering critical insights into therapy-specific neural plasticity. Dr. Lee’s contributions are shaping how clinicians and scientists understand recovery trajectories, moving beyond behavioral outcomes to map the brain’s adaptive responses. For students and researchers, his studies exemplify the integration of clinical trial design with cutting-edge imaging, providing a blueprint for future investigations into personalized stroke rehabilitation.
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