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Kui Li is a clinical researcher whose work bridges urologic oncology and neurorehabilitation, demonstrating a versatile commitment to improving patient outcomes through evidence-based practice. Li’s major contributions include a landmark 2019 systematic review and meta-analysis comparing minimally invasive versus open radical cystectomy for bladder cancer. This highly cited work (15 citations) critically evaluated the efficacy and safety of these surgical approaches, providing essential guidance for treatment decisions in urologic oncology. In a separate, innovative pilot study (2020), Li investigated the therapeutic effect of the AiWalker, a novel robot-assisted gait training system, on balance and walking ability in stroke patients. This research is notable for exploring a device that uniquely combines over-ground walking with somatosensory stimulation, offering a potential advancement over established systems like the Lokomat. While the pilot study’s citation count is currently modest (4 citations), it highlights Li’s forward-looking interest in integrating technology with rehabilitation. Through these diverse contributions—from rigorous meta-analyses to pioneering pilot studies—Kui Li has established a reputation for generating clinically relevant evidence that directly impacts surgical practice and rehabilitation science.
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