Borko Jovanovic

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Borko Jovanovic is a researcher whose work bridges neurorehabilitation and surgical outcomes, demonstrating a unique interdisciplinary focus. His most prominent contribution lies in stroke rehabilitation, where he explored the innovative concept of error augmentation to enhance motor recovery. In his highly cited 2013 study (148 citations), Jovanovic investigated how manipulating visual and robotic error signals during training could stimulate improved arm coordination in individuals with chronic stroke, offering a novel therapeutic pathway for post-stroke motor deficits. This work has informed rehabilitation strategies by challenging the traditional avoidance of errors in therapy. Additionally, Jovanovic has contributed to urological oncology, as seen in his 2015 study examining the characteristics and surgical volume of urologists performing radical cystectomies in the United States. This research highlighted significant variability in surgeon training and case volume, underscoring its potential impact on bladder cancer outcomes. Through these diverse studies, Jovanovic has demonstrated a commitment to advancing both neurorehabilitation techniques and the quality of surgical care, making his work relevant to clinicians and researchers in physical therapy, robotics, and surgical oncology.