Hannah Reppich
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Hannah Reppich is a researcher in the field of neuromotor rehabilitation, with a focus on robotic exoskeletons for hand recovery after stroke. Her most cited work, “Hand rehabilitation based on the RobHand exoskeleton in stroke patients: A case series study” (2023), introduces the RobHand—a robotic exoskeleton designed to assist finger flexion and extension movements. This study, with 24 citations, provides early clinical evidence of the device’s potential to improve manual function and hand muscle strength in stroke survivors. Reppich’s contributions lie at the intersection of biomedical engineering and neurorehabilitation, demonstrating how targeted robotic assistance can support motor recovery. Her work is notable for its practical, patient-centered approach, offering a promising tool for restoring hand mobility in individuals with neurological impairments. As the field of rehabilitation robotics grows, Reppich’s research helps bridge the gap between assistive technology and clinical application, making her a key voice in advancing post-stroke care.
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