Elena Khivintseva

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Elena Khivintseva is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of neurorehabilitation and immersive technology, whose work is transforming post-stroke recovery. Her primary research areas include virtual reality (VR)-assisted rehabilitation, proprioception, and multimodal sensory feedback systems. Her most impactful contribution is a 2020 study (41 citations) that developed an innovative method combining VR with tactile feedback for lower limb rehabilitation in acute stroke patients. This approach integrates visual immersion with physical sole stimulation, significantly enhancing walking restoration. Her 2021 work on proprioception in immersive VR (6 citations) further advances understanding of how multimodal sensory experiences can be recreated in virtual environments, addressing the urgent need for explicit sensory feedback methods. Khivintseva’s research is notable for its practical application—bridging cutting-edge VR technology with clinical rehabilitation—and her work has been recognized for its potential to improve patient outcomes through more engaging, effective therapy. Her studies represent a critical step toward personalized, technology-driven neurorehabilitation, making her a key figure in the field of digital health and recovery science.