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Fangjia Li is a clinical researcher whose work bridges the critical gap between surgical innovation and postoperative recovery, with a primary focus on lumbar degenerative disease (LDD) and rehabilitation nursing. Her most influential study, a randomized trial on a nurse-led early rehabilitation program after minimally invasive lumbar internal fixation (2021, 8 citations), directly addresses a pressing clinical need: the absence of standardized recovery protocols for patients undergoing emerging surgical techniques. By demonstrating that structured, nurse-directed rehabilitation can improve outcomes following minimally invasive spine surgery, Li has provided actionable evidence for integrating nursing leadership into postoperative care pathways. Her research highlights the importance of early mobilization and patient-centered protocols in reducing complications and enhancing functional recovery. While her citation count reflects a growing body of work, the practical impact of her findings is significant—offering a replicable model for hospitals seeking to optimize recovery after lumbar fixation. Li’s contributions underscore the vital role of nursing research in advancing surgical care, making her a key voice in the evolving field of spine rehabilitation.
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