Enea Parimbelli
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About
Enea Parimbelli is a leading researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence, robotic rehabilitation, and health economics. His work focuses on evaluating the effectiveness, cost-utility, and real-world adoption of robotic and allied digital technologies (RADTs) in clinical settings, particularly for stroke and head-and-neck cancer rehabilitation. Parimbelli’s major contributions include a landmark systematic review (2025, 28 citations) that maps AI/ML applications in multi-domain robotic rehabilitation, identifying critical trends and gaps. He also conducted the first cost-utility analysis comparing transoral robotic surgery (TORS) versus transoral laser microsurgery for oropharyngeal cancer (2021, 23 citations), providing essential economic evidence for surgical decision-making. His research on healthcare practitioners’ needs and barriers to robotic rehabilitation (2025, 16 citations) highlights the human factors crucial for technology adoption. Parimbelli is currently leading the STROKEFIT4 multicentre randomised controlled trial, which will evaluate the effectiveness, acceptability, and economic sustainability of RADTs from subacute to chronic stroke phases. His work has been cited over 85 times, demonstrating growing influence in bridging AI innovation with practical, value-based healthcare delivery.
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