Alicia Garrote
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About
Alicia Garrote is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation robotics, specializing in the integration of robotic devices and serious games to enhance patient recovery from cerebrovascular diseases. Her major contributions focus on understanding how competitive and tele-rehabilitation therapies influence patients' physiological responses and motor outcomes. In her highly cited 2023 study (19 citations), Garrote demonstrated that robot-assisted competitive rehabilitation can significantly improve patient engagement and physiological arousal, offering a data-driven foundation for more effective therapy designs. Her 2021 pilot study (10 citations) pioneered the evaluation of master-slave robotic rehabilitation in both local and tele-rehabilitation settings, showing that real-time therapist assistance via robotic systems is feasible and beneficial, even remotely. Additionally, her 2022 work (3 citations) explored the critical role of session duration in optimizing neurorehabilitation outcomes. Garrote’s research is notable for bridging engineering and clinical practice, providing evidence that robotic therapies can be personalized and scalable. Her work has direct implications for aging populations and stroke survivors, positioning her as a key figure in advancing accessible, technology-driven rehabilitation.
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