Min Su Park
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About
Min Su Park is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation and robotic-assisted locomotor training, with a focus on restoring mobility in stroke survivors. Their seminal work, a prospective, randomized controlled trial on the WALKBOT system, demonstrated that robotic-assisted locomotor training significantly improves balance and gait recovery in hemiparetic stroke patients compared to conventional therapy—a study that has garnered 84 citations and reshaped clinical protocols. Park’s subsequent research further explored the comparative effects of robotic-assisted gait training combined with conventional physical therapy, revealing distinct benefits for both subacute and chronic stroke patients, including reduced hip joint stiffness and enhanced gait kinematics. With a total of over 150 citations across their most influential papers, Park’s contributions have advanced the evidence base for integrating robotics into stroke rehabilitation. Their work not only highlights the potential of technologies like WALKBOT to accelerate motor recovery but also underscores the importance of tailored interventions for different stages of recovery. Park’s research continues to inspire clinicians and engineers alike, bridging the gap between innovative robotics and tangible patient outcomes.
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