Qiuru Yao

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Qiuru Yao is a prominent researcher in the field of neurorehabilitation, with a primary focus on post-stroke motor function recovery and the application of bibliometric methods to map the global research landscape. Yao’s major contribution lies in systematically analyzing and visualizing the evolution of scientific literature, identifying key trends, influential authors, and emerging hotspots in stroke rehabilitation research. Their most cited work, a comprehensive bibliometric analysis covering nearly two decades (2004–2022), has garnered 30 citations and provides a critical roadmap for understanding how motor rehabilitation research has developed worldwide. This study highlights the growing emphasis on quality of life and functional recovery for stroke survivors, offering valuable insights for clinicians and researchers. By synthesizing vast amounts of data, Yao’s work helps bridge the gap between clinical practice and research priorities, guiding future investigations into effective rehabilitation strategies. Their research is particularly impactful for students and early-career scientists seeking to navigate the complex and expanding field of stroke rehabilitation, making Yao a key figure in advancing evidence-based approaches to restoring motor function after neurological injury.