Pim Bhodhiassana
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Pim Bhodhiassana is a researcher in neurorehabilitation and assistive robotics, with a focus on improving motor recovery after neurological injury. Her most cited work, a pilot study on upper extremity training using the CUREs robot in subacute stroke patients, represents a key contribution to the field of robot-assisted therapy. This study, published in 2016, demonstrated the feasibility and potential benefits of integrating robotic devices into early-stage stroke rehabilitation, offering insights into how targeted, repetitive training can enhance functional recovery of the arm and hand. Although the paper has garnered modest citation counts, it has informed subsequent research on human-robot interaction in clinical settings. Bhodhiassana’s work bridges engineering and clinical practice, emphasizing the design and application of robotic systems that are safe, engaging, and effective for patients with limited mobility. Her research contributes to the growing evidence base for technology-driven rehabilitation, highlighting the importance of early intervention and personalized therapy. For students and researchers in neurorehabilitation, Bhodhiassana’s studies offer a practical example of how robotics can be translated from the lab to the bedside, addressing real-world challenges in stroke recovery.
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