Marco Tramontano
Fondazione Santa Lucia, Foro Italico University of Rome, Azienda USL di Bologna
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About
Marco Tramontano is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, specializing in the application of robotic and sensor-based technologies to restore motor function after neurological injury. His work centers on two major domains: gait rehabilitation using overground robotic exoskeletons and upper limb recovery through sensor-based and robot-assisted therapy. Tramontano’s systematic review on overground robotic training in spinal cord injury (53 citations) established critical evidence for how exoskeletons improve walking and secondary health outcomes. He has also pioneered the use of interactive sensor-based devices for upper limb rehabilitation in multiple sclerosis, demonstrating significant functional gains in a randomized controlled trial (28 citations). His meta-analysis on robotic gait training post-stroke (14 citations) provided key insights into balance recovery, while his protocol for combining cortico-cortical stimulation with robot-assisted therapy (2023) represents a novel, neuroscience-driven approach to stroke rehabilitation. With a growing body of work that bridges engineering and clinical practice, Tramontano is shaping the future of personalized, technology-enhanced neurorehabilitation, offering new hope for patients with spinal cord injury, stroke, and multiple sclerosis.
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