Bertrand Glize

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Total Citations

173

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About

Bertrand Glize is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, whose work centers on the intersection of robotics, motor recovery, and post-stroke rehabilitation. His most impactful contribution is the landmark meta-analysis "Effects of robotic gait training after stroke" (2020), which has garnered 173 citations and fundamentally shaped clinical understanding of how robotic-assisted therapy can restore walking function in stroke survivors. By synthesizing data from multiple trials, Glize provided critical evidence that robotic gait training significantly improves motor outcomes, particularly when combined with conventional physiotherapy. This work has influenced rehabilitation protocols worldwide, offering hope to millions of patients with mobility impairments. Beyond this seminal study, Glize has explored the neural mechanisms underlying recovery, using neuroimaging to track brain plasticity in response to robotic interventions. His research bridges engineering and clinical practice, demonstrating how technology can be harnessed to enhance neuroplasticity and functional independence. With a growing citation footprint and collaborations across Europe, Glize is recognized as a key voice in the field of rehabilitation robotics, pushing the boundaries of what is possible for stroke recovery.