Louise Declerck
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Louise Declerck is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, with a focus on leveraging cutting-edge technologies to restore upper limb function after stroke. Her work critically evaluates and synthesizes evidence on virtual reality, robot-assisted therapy, and telerehabilitation, providing a clear roadmap for integrating these tools into clinical practice. Her landmark 2022 overview and network meta-analysis, cited over 57 times, is a cornerstone reference that compares the efficacy of these interventions for subacute stroke patients, guiding clinicians toward the most effective rehabilitation strategies. Declerck’s contributions are pivotal in shaping evidence-based protocols that enhance motor recovery and daily living activities, directly impacting patient outcomes. Her research not only advances scientific understanding but also bridges the gap between innovation and bedside application, making her a key voice in the future of stroke rehabilitation.
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