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About
Nadine Roman is a rising researcher in neurorehabilitation, specializing in the application of virtual reality (VR) and functional electrical stimulation (FES) for motor recovery. Her work focuses on two key populations: individuals with multiple sclerosis (MS) and post-stroke survivors. In a 2024 review, Roman demonstrated that VR-based balance rehabilitation not only improves postural control in MS patients but also shows promise for addressing other debilitating symptoms, a contribution that has already garnered 6 citations. Her systematic review on combining VR with FES for upper extremity stroke rehabilitation represents a critical synthesis of emerging dual-modality therapies, highlighting how technology can enhance neuroplasticity and functional outcomes. Roman’s 2023 literature review on VR for post-stroke upper limb recovery further solidifies her expertise, examining how immersive environments can counteract proprioceptive deficits. With her work bridging cutting-edge virtual tools and traditional rehabilitation, Roman is establishing herself as a forward-thinking voice in the field, offering evidence-based pathways for more engaging, effective therapy. Her research is particularly valuable for clinicians and engineers seeking to integrate accessible, high-tech solutions into standard neurological care.
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