Vikas Vikas
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Dr. Vikas Vikas has made significant contributions to neurorehabilitation, with a primary focus on post-stroke motor recovery and the management of shoulder subluxation in hemiparetic patients. His most cited work, a 2017 systematic review on rehabilitation methods for reducing shoulder subluxation, has garnered 46 citations and addresses a critical complication affecting up to 80% of stroke survivors. This review systematically evaluated therapeutic approaches, highlighting the challenge of managing subluxation when skeletal pathomechanics fail to support neural-motor recovery. Dr. Vikas’s research bridges the gap between structural and functional rehabilitation, offering evidence-based insights that guide clinical practice. His work is particularly impactful for physiotherapists and rehabilitation specialists seeking to improve upper limb outcomes in stroke patients. By synthesizing existing evidence, he has helped clarify effective intervention strategies, advancing the field of post-stroke care. Dr. Vikas continues to influence rehabilitation science, with his systematic review serving as a key reference for researchers and clinicians addressing this debilitating condition.
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