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Michael Trivino is a rehabilitation engineer whose research focuses on developing and evaluating innovative, technology-driven interventions to restore upper extremity function in individuals with chronic stroke. Recognizing that approximately 80% of stroke survivors suffer from lasting arm impairments, his work centers on the design and clinical translation of the perSonalized UPper Extremity Rehabilitation (SUPER) intervention. This pioneering approach uniquely integrates three modalities—robotics, immersive virtual reality activities, and neuromuscular electrical stimulation—into a single, personalized treatment platform. His most cited paper (2021, 45 citations) provides compelling evidence for the feasibility and preliminary efficacy of this combined system, demonstrating its potential to significantly improve motor recovery beyond conventional therapies. By moving beyond single-modality solutions, Trivino’s contributions are shaping a new paradigm in neurorehabilitation, where synergistic technologies are tailored to each patient’s specific deficits. His work directly addresses a critical clinical gap, offering a scalable, engaging, and effective pathway for chronic stroke rehabilitation. As a result, his research is highly influential among engineers and clinicians seeking to translate cutting-edge technology into tangible improvements in patients’ quality of life.
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