Katelyn D. Bosteder
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Katelyn D. Bosteder is a rehabilitation researcher whose work focuses on advancing mobility and functional recovery for individuals with severe spinal cord injuries. Her primary research areas include overground robotic exoskeleton training, neurorehabilitation, and assistive technologies for persons with motor-complete tetraplegia. Bosteder’s most notable contribution is a 2023 case series examining the intensity of overground robotic exoskeleton training in two individuals with motor-complete tetraplegia. This work provided critical insights into the feasibility and physiological demands of exoskeleton-assisted walking in a population often excluded from such interventions, highlighting potential benefits for cardiovascular health and psychological well-being. While her citation count is still growing—her key paper has garnered 3 citations—the study represents an important step toward expanding exoskeleton applications beyond lower-level injuries. Bosteder’s research underscores a commitment to pushing the boundaries of rehabilitation technology, offering hope for improved quality of life and independence in those with the most profound motor impairments. Her work is particularly valuable for students and clinicians interested in the intersection of robotics, neuroplasticity, and patient-centered care.
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