A. Sebastian Schroeder
German Center for Lung Research, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
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About
A. Sebastian Schroeder is a leading researcher in pediatric neurorehabilitation, with a primary focus on robot-assisted gait therapy for children with cerebral palsy. His work centers on integrating robotic technologies, particularly the Lokomat system, into clinical practice to enhance motor function, activity, and participation in daily living. Schroeder’s major contributions include developing practical clinical recommendations for robot-enhanced treadmill therapy, framed within the WHO-ICF model, and identifying patient-specific determinants of treatment responsiveness. His 2015 paper on practical recommendations for Lokomat therapy in children with cerebral palsy has garnered 63 citations, while his 2014 prospective cohort study on functional changes after robot-enhanced therapy has 61 citations. Schroeder also co-founded the Advanced Robotic Therapy Integrated Centers (ARTIC) network, an international collaboration to standardize and advance rehabilitation technology application, with a 2018 paper on this initiative receiving 48 citations. His research consistently demonstrates that structured, repetitive robotic gait training, delivered in three-week blocks, can significantly improve gross motor development. Through his work, Schroeder has established evidence-based protocols that bridge engineering and clinical care, making him a pivotal figure in translating robotic rehabilitation from research to routine pediatric therapy.
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