Christine Alejandro Visperas
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About
Christine Alejandro Visperas is a rehabilitation researcher whose work centers on integrating robotic therapy into stroke and complex neurological rehabilitation. Her most impactful study, with 5 citations, demonstrated the effectiveness of a patient-guided suspension system for stroke rehabilitation using a 7-days-a-week model of care, showing superior outcomes compared to conventional therapy. She has also explored the functional outcomes of COVID-19 patients undergoing inpatient rehabilitation, examining how adjunct robotic therapy and frailty status affect recovery. Her case reports highlight innovative applications of robot-assisted gait training in challenging populations, including a patient with Becker muscular dystrophy and stroke, and a patient with concurrent stroke and blindness—showcasing her ability to adapt technology to rare and complex clinical scenarios. Visperas has also documented the successful use of pulmonary rehabilitation with robotic suspension systems in arthrogryposis multiplex congenita. Her work consistently pushes the boundaries of who can benefit from robotic rehabilitation, emphasizing personalized, high-frequency intervention models that expand access to advanced neurorecovery for underserved patient populations.
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