Felix Reinecke

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Felix Reinecke’s research sits at the intersection of neurorehabilitation and digital health, with a primary focus on restoring function after spinal cord injury (SCI). His most cited work investigates the influence of locomotion therapy using the wearable cyborg HAL (Hybrid Assistive Limb) on bladder and bowel function in both acute and chronic SCI patients. This 2021 study, with 10 citations, is notable for its retrospective survey design involving 35 subjects, revealing how robotic-assisted gait training may impact autonomic functions beyond mobility—a critical but often overlooked aspect of SCI recovery. Reinecke’s contributions extend into the digital transformation of orthopedics and trauma surgery, as seen in his 2018 German-language paper on digitization and artificial intelligence in the field (6 citations). By bridging cutting-edge wearable robotics with data-driven clinical insights, his work offers practical pathways for improving quality of life in SCI patients. Reinecke’s research is particularly valuable for students and clinicians interested in how technology can address complex, multi-system deficits after neurological injury, making him a key voice in modern rehabilitative science.