Fatemeh Khademi
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Fatemeh Khademi is a leading researcher in neural rehabilitation and brain-computer interfaces, with a focus on restoring motor function after stroke. Her work centers on understanding and rewiring cortico-muscular control in both healthy and poststroke brains, particularly through innovative proprioceptive β-band neurofeedback techniques. In her highly cited 2022 study (22 citations), she demonstrated how mental rehearsal of impaired movements combined with sensory feedback can help reestablish volitional control in severely affected stroke survivors, addressing a critical gap where traditional rehabilitation often fails. This research has significant implications for developing more effective rehabilitation protocols for patients with limited voluntary movement. Khademi's contributions bridge fundamental neuroscience and clinical application, offering new pathways for motor recovery by leveraging the brain's plasticity through targeted sensory feedback. Her work stands out for its potential to transform rehabilitation strategies for the most challenging stroke cases, making her a key figure in advancing neurorehabilitation science.
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