M. Romanato
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M. Romanato is a clinical researcher focused on neurorehabilitation, particularly in Parkinson’s disease (PD). Their work centers on evaluating innovative technologies to improve motor function and gait in PD patients. A major contribution is the randomized single-blind clinical trial assessing the EksoGT® exoskeleton’s effects on gait in PD, which demonstrated significant improvements in stride parameters and functional mobility. This study, with 14 citations, provides quantitative evidence for robotic-assisted rehabilitation. Romanato also investigated proprioceptive focal stimulation using the Equistasi® device, showing changes in muscular and postural control in moderate PD. Their research bridges rehabilitation engineering and clinical neurology, offering practical solutions for disabling motor symptoms. By rigorously testing wearable technologies, Romanato advances evidence-based approaches to restore mobility and quality of life in Parkinson’s disease, making their work highly relevant for students and clinicians in neurorehabilitation.
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