Matteo Ferraresi
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Matteo Ferraresi is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, specializing in post-stroke upper limb recovery through the integration of neuromodulation and robotic technologies. His major contributions center on developing and testing innovative protocols that combine cortico-cortical stimulation (CCS) with robot-assisted therapy (RAT) to enhance motor and sensory recovery. His most cited work, a 2023 study protocol for a randomised controlled trial, has already garnered 11 citations, reflecting its significance in advancing evidence-based rehabilitation. Ferraresi’s research addresses the critical challenge of restoring sensorimotor integration—the ability to combine sensory feedback with motor control—which is often impaired after stroke. By exploring how non-invasive brain stimulation can prime neural plasticity before robot-assisted training, he is pioneering approaches that move beyond traditional motor rehabilitation. His work is notable for its rigorous methodology and potential to translate into clinical practice, offering new hope for patients with chronic upper limb deficits. Ferraresi’s contributions are shaping the future of stroke rehabilitation, bridging neuroscience and engineering to create more effective, personalized therapies.
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