Jinjing Hu

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Jinjing Hu is a leading researcher in stroke rehabilitation and motor function recovery, with a particular focus on bibliometric analysis to map the global research landscape. Their most-cited work, "Rehabilitation of motor function after stroke: A bibliometric analysis of global research from 2004 to 2022" (2022, 30 citations), provides a comprehensive overview of nearly two decades of scientific output, identifying key trends, influential studies, and emerging hotspots in post-stroke motor rehabilitation. This contribution is vital for guiding future research directions and clinical practices aimed at improving quality of life for stroke survivors. By systematically analyzing publication patterns, Hu has helped clarify the evolution of rehabilitation strategies, from traditional physiotherapy to novel interventions. Their work underscores the growing global emphasis on evidence-based approaches to address post-stroke somatic dysfunctions. Hu’s research is particularly valuable for clinicians and researchers seeking to understand the field’s trajectory and prioritize impactful areas for investigation. Through their bibliometric expertise, Hu has become a key voice in synthesizing complex research data to advance stroke rehabilitation science.