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Megan E. Zachar is a clinician-researcher whose work bridges the critical gap between surgical innovation and functional rehabilitation in prosthetic restoration. Her primary research areas focus on upper and lower extremity prosthetics, with an emphasis on optimizing patient outcomes through integrated rehabilitation protocols. Zachar’s most notable contribution, the 2013 paper "Prosthetic Restoration and Rehabilitation of the Upper and Lower Extremity," has garnered 25 citations, serving as a foundational resource for practitioners seeking evidence-based approaches to post-amputation care. This work synthesizes surgical techniques with targeted therapy strategies, highlighting how multidisciplinary collaboration can enhance mobility, reduce complications, and improve quality of life for amputees. Beyond her published research, Zachar is recognized for her clinical expertise in translating complex prosthetic technologies into practical, patient-centered rehabilitation plans. Her contributions have informed training programs for rehabilitation specialists and influenced standards of care in prosthetic medicine. For students and researchers, Zachar’s work underscores the importance of bridging engineering, surgery, and therapy—a reminder that impactful rehabilitation research requires not only technical precision but also a deep understanding of the human experience of limb loss.