Daniele Altomonte
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27
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About
Daniele Altomonte is a researcher dedicated to advancing pediatric neurorehabilitation through technology. His work focuses on improving motor function in children with acquired and congenital brain diseases, including cerebral palsy (CP) and acquired hemiplegia (AH). Altomonte’s major contributions lie in demonstrating the effectiveness of robotic-assisted therapies for both upper and lower limb recovery. His most cited study, on the Armeo®Spring rehabilitation system, showed significant improvements in movement velocity and fluidity in children with brain injuries, underscoring the potential of robotic tools to enhance daily living activities. In another key work, he pioneered a combined approach using robotic-aided gait training (RAGT) and 3D gait analysis to objectively assess and treat gait impairments in children with acquired hemiplegia, proving the feasibility of a fully data-driven rehabilitation process. With over 27 combined citations across his top papers, Altomonte’s research provides compelling evidence that integrating robotics with quantitative assessment can transform pediatric therapy, offering more precise, measurable, and effective interventions for young patients with neurological conditions.
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