S Loreti
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S Loreti is a leading researcher in stroke rehabilitation, with a focus on poststroke shoulder pain and the integration of robotic and sensor-based technologies for upper limb recovery. Their major contributions include elucidating the prevalence and neuropathic components of poststroke shoulder pain in subacute patients, and demonstrating how this pain correlates with motor function improvement following robotic or conventional therapy. In a landmark secondary analysis of a multicenter randomized controlled trial (2020, 14 citations), Loreti revealed critical insights into pain management and recovery trajectories, highlighting the importance of tailored rehabilitation approaches. Additionally, their work on the InTeReSt study (2018, 4 citations) established the feasibility of using a set of robotic and sensor-based devices for upper limb rehabilitation, paving the way for more accessible and effective interventions. With a growing citation impact, Loreti’s research bridges clinical pain science and cutting-edge rehabilitation technology, offering evidence-based strategies to enhance motor recovery and quality of life for stroke survivors. Their findings are instrumental for clinicians and researchers seeking to optimize poststroke care through personalized, technology-driven therapies.
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