Erica Grange
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Dr. Erica Grange is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation engineering, with a primary focus on developing accessible assistive technologies for individuals with multiple sclerosis (MS) and other neurological conditions. Her most cited work, a 2025 pilot cross-sectional study, investigates the orthotic effects of a passive gravity-compensated exoskeletal device on upper-limb function in people with MS. This research addresses a critical gap by exploring low-cost, non-actuated alternatives to expensive robotic systems, aiming to improve independence and quality of life. With 1 citation already for this emerging study, Dr. Grange’s contributions are gaining recognition for their practical, patient-centered approach. Her work emphasizes the potential of passive exoskeletons to provide meaningful support without the complexity and cost of powered devices, making rehabilitation more accessible. Dr. Grange’s research stands at the intersection of biomechanics, assistive technology, and clinical neurology, offering promising avenues for scalable interventions. As a rising voice in her field, she continues to push boundaries in creating affordable, effective solutions for upper-limb rehabilitation, with implications extending beyond MS to broader neurorehabilitation contexts.
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