Matilde Inglese
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About
Matilde Inglese is a leading researcher in the intersection of neurorehabilitation and multiple sclerosis (MS), with a focus on understanding and treating motor impairments through advanced robotic and bio-signal technologies. Her work centers on quantifying subtle upper limb deficits in MS patients, even those without clinical disability, using robot-based assessments that reveal early sensorimotor control issues in different mechanical environments. A key contribution is the development of an EMG-based body-machine interface for adaptive, personalized robotic training, which leverages muscle activity patterns to tailor rehabilitation for individuals with MS. This approach addresses the complex motor coordination and muscle weakness characteristic of the disease. While her most cited papers, such as her 2022 study on upper limb sensory-motor control (5 citations) and her work on adaptive robotic training (2 citations), are early in their citation trajectory, they represent foundational steps toward more precise, data-driven therapies. Inglese’s research is notable for its potential to transform MS rehabilitation by moving beyond traditional clinical assessments to real-time, adaptive interventions that could improve quality of life for patients.
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