Roberto Gatti
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About
Roberto Gatti is a leading figure in neurorehabilitation and post-surgical functional recovery, with a research focus that bridges robotic-assisted therapy and pelvic floor rehabilitation. His most influential work, the 2022 CICERONE consensus paper (11 citations), established reference theories and future perspectives for robot-assisted rehabilitation in neurological conditions, directly shaping clinical guidelines in Italy after the National Health System recognized these treatments as refundable. Gatti’s contributions extend to urological rehabilitation, where his 2024 study on structured pelvic floor training (3 citations) demonstrated significant improvements in urinary continence for high-risk prostate cancer patients undergoing robotic prostatectomy. His latest 2025 randomized controlled trial (1 citation) innovatively explores home-based pelvic floor muscle training combined with action and cue observation—a novel approach that leverages motor learning principles to enhance post-prostatectomy outcomes. Based at Humanitas Research Hospital in Milan, Gatti’s work is characterized by rigorous methodology and translational impact, moving from consensus-building to evidence-based home interventions. His research not only advances clinical practice in neurorehabilitation but also offers practical, scalable solutions for patients recovering from cancer surgery, making him a key voice in integrating technology with patient-centered care.
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