Sara Galbiati

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Sara Galbiati is a leading researcher in pediatric neurorehabilitation, with a primary focus on motor recovery following acquired brain injury (ABI). Her work centers on developing and evaluating innovative interventions to restore upper limb function in children, a critical area where effective rehabilitation directly enhances quality of life. Her most cited study, a preliminary comparative investigation into upper limb rehabilitation for children with ABI, has garnered 20 citations and established foundational evidence for targeted therapeutic approaches. This research addresses the profound impact of hemiplegia—a common consequence of ABI—by exploring techniques that improve motor skills and functional independence. Galbiati’s contributions are notable for bridging clinical practice and evidence-based rehabilitation, offering practical solutions for young patients facing lifelong challenges. Her work underscores a commitment to advancing pediatric care, making her a respected voice in neurorehabilitation. Through her studies, she continues to shape protocols that empower children to regain movement and autonomy, highlighting the transformative potential of focused rehabilitation science.