C. Falsini
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C. Falsini’s research focuses on neurorehabilitation after stroke, particularly the intersection of robotic therapy, upper limb recovery, and poststroke complications. In a landmark secondary analysis of a multicenter randomized controlled trial (2020, 14 citations), Falsini investigated poststroke shoulder pain in subacute patients, revealing its prevalence and neuropathic components, and demonstrating how pain correlates with upper limb recovery outcomes after robotic versus conventional treatment. Another key study (2020, 10 citations) showed that age negatively impacts recovery after conventional therapy but not after robotic rehabilitation—a finding with direct implications for personalized stroke care. Falsini also contributed to the InTeReSt study (2018, 4 citations), a multicenter trial establishing the feasibility of using a set of robotic and sensor-based devices for upper limb rehabilitation in subacute stroke. This work advances understanding of how technology can overcome age-related barriers and pain-related limitations in stroke recovery. With cumulative citations across these studies, Falsini’s research is shaping evidence-based protocols for integrating robotics into neurorehabilitation, offering new hope for tailored, effective recovery strategies.
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