Marwan Affandi

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Marwan Affandi is a researcher focused at the intersection of biomedical engineering and rehabilitation technology, with a particular emphasis on developing accessible, home-based solutions for musculoskeletal injuries. His most cited work, "Home-Based Ankle Rehabilitation System: Literature Review and Evaluation" (2017, 17 citations), provides a comprehensive analysis of the growing demand for effective, automated ankle rehabilitation systems (ARS) over traditional manual clinical methods. Affandi’s major contribution lies in synthesizing existing literature to identify design requirements and evaluation criteria for ARS, addressing a critical need for quick and efficient recovery from common ankle sprains caused by domestic or sporting accidents. By highlighting the shift toward technology-driven rehabilitation, his work has informed the development of portable, user-friendly devices that empower patients to perform guided therapy at home. Though his citation count reflects a niche but impactful area, Affandi’s research serves as a foundational resource for engineers and clinicians seeking to bridge the gap between clinical expertise and accessible, tech-enabled care. His efforts underscore a commitment to improving patient outcomes through innovation in rehabilitative engineering.