Malin Gregorsson
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Malin Gregorsson is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, with a focused expertise in developing accessible, technology-driven therapies for stroke survivors. Her work bridges the critical gap between high-cost robotic interventions and practical, real-world rehabilitation solutions. Gregorsson’s most significant contribution is the design and validation of an affordable, computerised table-based exercise system for upper limb recovery, directly addressing the loss of hand function caused by paresis. Her landmark 2010 case series study, cited 49 times, demonstrated that integrating virtual reality with low-cost hardware can yield meaningful motor improvements, challenging the assumption that effective therapy requires expensive equipment. This work has profound implications for clinical practice, offering a scalable tool that enhances independence and reduces the cost-benefit barrier in stroke rehabilitation. Gregorsson’s research is distinguished by its patient-centred approach, prioritising accessibility without compromising therapeutic efficacy. Her achievements have positioned her as a key voice in democratising neurorehabilitation, inspiring further innovation in low-cost, high-impact assistive technologies for survivors worldwide.
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