Sang‐Hyun Cho
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Sang‑Hyun Cho is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation and occupational therapy, with a focused expertise in patient‑centered robotic interventions for stroke recovery. His most impactful work, a double‑blind randomized controlled trial published in 2021, investigates the effects of robot‑assisted rehabilitation tailored to individual patient needs for upper limb functional improvement in subacute stroke survivors. This study, which has garnered 10 citations, is notable for its rigorous design and emphasis on subjective patient priorities—a novel approach that bridges assistive technology with personalized care. Cho’s contributions advance the understanding of how robot‑assisted therapy can be integrated into occupational therapy protocols to enhance real‑world daily activities. His research underscores the importance of aligning technological interventions with patient‑centered goals, offering a replicable framework for future clinical trials. By demonstrating statistically significant functional gains, Cho’s work provides evidence‑based support for incorporating robotic tools into standard rehabilitation programs. His achievements highlight a commitment to improving quality of life for stroke patients through innovative, human‑focused engineering and therapeutic practice.
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