Paolo Fabbietti
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Paolo Fabbietti is a leading researcher in geriatric rehabilitation and neurorehabilitation, with a particular focus on gait recovery in older adults post-stroke. His most cited work, a 2019 systematic review on end-effector gait trainers, has garnered 40 citations and critically evaluated the effectiveness of robotic-assisted therapy for improving mobility in elderly stroke patients. This contribution has helped shape clinical guidelines for integrating technology into rehabilitation protocols, emphasizing the importance of task-specific, repetitive training in functional recovery. Fabbietti’s research bridges the gap between engineering innovations and patient-centered outcomes, often highlighting how tailored interventions can enhance quality of life in aging populations. His systematic approach to evidence synthesis has made him a trusted voice in the field, with his work frequently referenced by clinicians and researchers developing post-stroke care strategies. By combining rigorous methodology with a deep understanding of geriatric needs, Fabbietti continues to advance the science of rehabilitation, ensuring that technological advancements translate into tangible benefits for older adults recovering from neurological impairments.
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