Alessio Fasano
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About
Alessio Fasano is an emerging researcher whose work sits at the intersection of robotic rehabilitation, digital health technologies, and neurological recovery. His scholarship focuses primarily on robot-assisted upper limb rehabilitation for stroke and neurological disorder patients, investigating both clinical effectiveness and the broader systemic factors that influence technology adoption in healthcare settings. Fasano's most impactful contributions include landmark studies examining healthcare practitioners' attitudes toward robotic rehabilitation tools (16 citations), cost-effectiveness analyses comparing technological versus conventional rehabilitation in Italian clinical settings (14 citations), and the development of individualized robot-mediated stroke rehabilitation protocols (12 citations). His work on bilateral versus unilateral robotic interventions and interhemispheric symmetry restoration adds important neurophysiological depth to the field, while his telerehabilitation research addresses growing demands for home-based care solutions. A hallmark of Fasano's research is its translational ambition — connecting laboratory-level insights to real-world implementation challenges, patient needs assessments, and economic sustainability. His involvement in the multicentre STROKEFIT4 randomized controlled trial reflects a commitment to generating robust, large-scale evidence. With publications spanning EEG aperiodic brain activity, vestibular neuromorphic modeling, and barrier analysis, Fasano represents a versatile voice in the rapidly evolving landscape of technology-driven neurorehabilitation.
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