Iraiz Lucero Quintanilla-Mosquera
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Iraiz Lucero Quintanilla-Mosquera is a researcher whose work centers on rehabilitation engineering and assistive technologies for lower-limb mobility. Her major contribution lies in systematically mapping the landscape of orthotic devices, bridging the gap between clinical rehabilitation and robotic assistance. In her most-cited paper, "Types of Lower-Limb Orthoses for Rehabilitation and Assistance: A Systematic Review" (2021, 23 citations), she provides a comprehensive taxonomy of orthoses designed to address movement impairments resulting from accidents, paralysis, degenerative diseases, and age-related muscle weakness. This review serves as a critical resource for clinicians and engineers, clarifying how robotic devices can augment traditional rehabilitation approaches. By synthesizing existing technologies, Quintanilla-Mosquera has helped define the state of the art in lower-limb orthotics, highlighting both current capabilities and unmet needs. Her work is particularly valuable for students and researchers entering the field, offering a structured foundation for understanding how assistive devices can restore mobility and improve quality of life for diverse patient populations.
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