Beatriz Moral-Saiz
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Beatriz Moral-Saiz is a leading researcher in pediatric rehabilitation robotics, with a primary focus on developing and implementing robot-based gait training therapies for children with cerebral palsy. Her major contribution lies in bridging a critical gap in the field: the absence of detailed, standardized clinical guidelines for using robotic trainers in gait rehabilitation. Through her most-cited work (71 citations), she proposed a comprehensive goal-setting framework and a structured therapy protocol, moving beyond theoretical benefits to provide a practical, step-by-step implementation pathway for clinicians. This work has been foundational in translating robotic technology from the lab into effective, real-world pediatric therapy, directly impacting how gait function is restored in young patients with motor limitations. Her research is distinguished by its deep clinical integration, emphasizing patient-specific goals and preliminary clinical validation. By systematically addressing the "how" of robot-based treatment, Moral-Saiz has become a key figure in advancing evidence-based pediatric neurorehabilitation, ensuring that technological innovation translates into tangible, reproducible improvements in children's mobility and quality of life.
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