Emanuele Langone
Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Don Carlo Gnocchi Foundation
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About
Dr. Emanuele Langone is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, specializing in robotic-assisted therapy for upper limb recovery after stroke. His major contributions center on rigorous clinical trials that evaluate the efficacy of robotic rehabilitation compared to conventional treatments. Notably, his 2019 multicenter randomized clinical trial (134 citations) demonstrated that robotic therapy significantly improves functional outcomes in subacute stroke patients, challenging prior single-robot studies. Dr. Langone has also explored critical comorbidities, such as poststroke shoulder pain and its correlation with recovery (14 citations), and investigated how age affects rehabilitation outcomes, finding that robotic therapy may mitigate age-related declines in recovery. His recent work (2022) applies machine learning models to predict functional outcomes after robot-assisted rehabilitation, advancing personalized treatment strategies. Dr. Langone’s research has been instrumental in shaping evidence-based protocols for stroke rehabilitation, with his findings informing clinical guidelines and device development. His interdisciplinary approach, combining robotics, sensor-based technologies, and predictive analytics, positions him as a key figure in translating engineering innovations into tangible patient benefits, ultimately improving quality of life for stroke survivors worldwide.
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