A. De Luca

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A. De Luca is a researcher whose work centers on the assessment and rehabilitation of motor control in individuals with spinal cord injuries (SCI). Their primary research areas include trunk control, core stability, and the biomechanical evaluation of postural deficits in SCI populations. De Luca’s major contribution lies in developing and validating quantitative methods to assess trunk stability, which are critical for designing targeted rehabilitation protocols that improve functional independence and quality of life. Their most-cited paper, "Assessment of trunk control and core stability in spinal cord injured subjects" (2022), has garnered 3 citations, establishing a foundational framework for clinicians and researchers seeking objective measures of core function. This work is particularly notable for its practical implications in clinical settings, bridging the gap between laboratory-based assessments and real-world rehabilitation outcomes. De Luca’s research has the potential to influence therapeutic strategies for SCI patients, emphasizing the importance of core stability in mobility and daily activities. Their contributions are a valuable resource for students and professionals in neurorehabilitation, offering evidence-based tools to enhance patient care.