Mirjam Bonanno
Papers
17
Total Citations
297
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9
About
Mirjam Bonanno is an emerging force in neurorehabilitation research, whose work sits at the dynamic intersection of advanced technology and neurological recovery. Her scholarship spans some of the most challenging conditions in clinical neuroscience, including traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy, disorders of consciousness, stroke, and Parkinson's disease. Bonanno's most influential contributions interrogate how cutting-edge tools — robotic systems, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and motion analysis technologies — can meaningfully transform patient outcomes in rehabilitation settings. Her 2024 paper on AI's impact on neurological diagnosis and treatment has already garnered 62 citations, while her systematic review on innovative technologies in traumatic brain injury rehabilitation has accumulated 61 citations since 2022, signaling rapid recognition within the field. Particularly noteworthy is her pioneering pilot study combining robotic verticalization with music therapy for patients with disorders of consciousness, reflecting a creative, multidisciplinary spirit that defines her research identity. Bonanno consistently champions personalized, technology-driven rehabilitation pathways, emphasizing neuroplasticity and measurable functional improvement. For students and clinicians alike, her body of work offers an invaluable evidence base for understanding how innovation is reshaping modern neurorehabilitation practice.
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- 7Robot-Aided Motion Analysis in Neurorehabilitation: Benefits and Challenges14 citations · 2023
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