Bernardo Lanzillo
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3
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13
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About
Bernardo Lanzillo is a leading researcher in the field of robot-mediated therapy (RMT), with a focused expertise in the kinematic and neuromuscular assessment of upper limb rehabilitation. His work centers on developing quantitative, objective methods to evaluate motor recovery in patients with neurological and orthopedic disorders, particularly those affecting the arm and shoulder. Lanzillo’s major contributions include pioneering the use of robotic devices to precisely measure and analyze reaching movements, providing a data-driven framework for assessing treatment efficacy in conditions like rotator cuff disease. His studies, such as the kinematic evaluation of horizontal reaching movements and the quantitative analysis of EMG patterns during robotic rehabilitation, have laid the groundwork for personalized therapy protocols. With a cumulative citation count exceeding 13 across his most influential papers, his research has been instrumental in moving rehabilitation from subjective observation to objective measurement. Notably, his 2016 work on robot-assisted single-joint movements remains a key reference for clinicians and engineers developing advanced therapeutic robots, solidifying his role as a foundational voice in the integration of robotics and clinical neurorehabilitation.
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