Prasad Tendolkar
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Dr. Prasad Tendolkar is a rehabilitation researcher whose work focuses on improving mobility and reducing fall risk in individuals with neurological impairments, particularly after stroke. His most-cited study, “Preliminary Validation of an Objective Fall-Risk Assessment for Individuals with Stroke,” addresses a critical clinical need: stroke-related deficits such as muscle weakness, sensory loss, and impaired visual-spatial awareness often lead to dangerous falls. By developing and validating objective assessment tools, Tendolkar aims to replace subjective clinical judgments with quantifiable, reliable fall-risk metrics. This work has the potential to transform post-stroke rehabilitation protocols, enabling earlier and more targeted interventions. Although his citation count is still growing—reflecting the recent nature of his contributions—his research is already recognized for its practical, patient-centered impact. Tendolkar’s focus on objective measurement in neurorehabilitation positions him as an emerging leader in fall prevention science, bridging the gap between laboratory research and real-world clinical application.
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