Jui-Chi Lin
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About
Dr. Jui-Chi Lin is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, whose work focuses on restoring motor function after stroke through innovative robotic and therapeutic interventions. Her major contributions lie in evaluating the efficacy of robot-assisted therapy (RT), particularly with the Gloreha device, and in developing optimal sequencing protocols that combine RT with constraint-induced therapy. In a pivotal 2020 randomized, crossover-controlled study, Dr. Lin demonstrated that robot-assisted task-oriented training with tangible objects significantly improves hand function and daily living activities in stroke survivors, a finding that has garnered 44 citations and reshaped clinical approaches to upper-limb rehabilitation. Her earlier 2016 work, with 41 citations, further advanced the field by revealing that sequencing bilateral robot-assisted arm therapy followed by modified constraint-induced therapy not only enhances motor function but also improves reach-to-press kinematics and trunk control. Dr. Lin’s research is distinguished by its rigorous methodology and direct clinical applicability, providing evidence-based protocols that optimize recovery. Her achievements have established her as a key figure in bridging robotics and rehabilitation, offering new hope for patients with stroke-related motor impairments.
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