Myung Ki
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Myung Ki is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation and robotic-assisted therapy, with a primary focus on optimizing motor recovery after stroke. His most-cited work, a 2023 randomized controlled study titled "Resistive versus active assisted robotic training for the upper limb after a stroke," has garnered 17 citations and addresses a critical gap in rehabilitation science: identifying the optimal training modality based on a patient’s upper limb functional status. By comparing resistive and active-assisted robotic approaches, Ki’s research provides evidence-based guidance for tailoring robotic rehabilitation to maximize neural recovery and motor outcomes. His contributions are pivotal in advancing personalized neurorehabilitation, bridging engineering and clinical practice to improve quality of life for stroke survivors. With a growing citation impact, Ki’s work is shaping the future of robotic therapy protocols, making him a notable figure in translational rehabilitation research. His findings are widely referenced by clinicians and engineers developing next-generation assistive technologies.
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