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Ren Sa is a rising scholar in neurorehabilitation, with a focused expertise in post-stroke motor recovery and bibliometric analysis. Her most-cited work, a 2024 study on research trends and hotspots of post-stroke upper limb dysfunction, has already garnered 24 citations, reflecting its timely relevance. In this paper, Sa systematically maps the global research landscape, highlighting that while upper limb impairment affects approximately 85% of stroke survivors—and motor dysfunction up to 75%—recovery for the upper limb remains disproportionately slower than for the lower limb. By identifying key gaps and emerging hotspots, her contribution provides a critical roadmap for future interventions, from robotic therapy to brain-computer interfaces. Sa’s work bridges quantitative science and clinical need, offering researchers and clinicians a data-driven foundation to prioritize high-impact studies. Her ability to synthesize vast literature into actionable insights marks her as a valuable voice in stroke rehabilitation, with potential to shape evidence-based practice and guide funding priorities in this underserved area.
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