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Dario Marino is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, specializing in the application of robotic and electromechanical technologies for upper limb recovery. His work focuses on patients with severe neurological conditions, including cervical spinal cord injury, stroke, and multiple sclerosis. Marino’s major contributions include comprehensive evidence syntheses that evaluate the effectiveness of robot-assisted arm therapy (RAT), demonstrating its potential to improve motor function and promote neuroplasticity. Notably, his 2021 review on upper limb robotic rehabilitation for cervical spinal cord injury (33 citations) and his 2022 overview of systematic reviews on RAT in stroke rehabilitation (21 citations) have become key references in the field. He also explored the cognitive benefits of robotic therapy, a novel area that bridges motor and cognitive recovery. As a contributor to the CICERONE Italian Consensus Conference, Marino helped establish methodological standards for evidence synthesis in robot-assisted rehabilitation. His work, cited over 90 times, is shaping clinical guidelines and inspiring new research into technology-driven neurorehabilitation.
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