Antonio De Tanti
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Antonio De Tanti is a leading figure in neurorehabilitation, whose work bridges the critical gap between acute care and long-term functional recovery for patients with severe acquired brain injury. His research centers on the transformative potential of verticalization and robotic-assisted therapies, particularly for challenging populations. De Tanti’s seminal 2019 study on the Erigo® tilt-table demonstrated that early verticalization significantly improves consciousness levels and reduces spasticity in acute brain injury patients, a finding that has reshaped early mobilization protocols and garnered 20 citations. He is also a driving force behind the Italian CICERONE Consensus Conference, where he co-authored the first national framework for robot-assisted rehabilitation in children with neurological disabilities. This landmark 2022 work, with 7 citations, provides essential definitions and clinical recommendations, establishing a foundation for evidence-based pediatric robotics. By systematically evaluating these technologies, De Tanti has not only advanced clinical practice but also provided the rigorous scientific framework needed to validate their use, making him a pivotal voice in the future of technology-driven neurorehabilitation.
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