Sheila Lennon
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Sheila Lennon is a leading researcher in stroke rehabilitation, with a particular focus on upper limb recovery and the use of innovative rehabilitation technologies. Her work bridges the gap between clinical practice and engineering, exploring how devices can promote neural plasticity and restore function after stroke. Her highly cited 2016 review on rehabilitation devices for upper limb function (80 citations) provides a critical synthesis of the field, highlighting the potential of technology-driven interventions to enhance motor recovery. Lennon’s contributions have shaped understanding of how targeted rehabilitation can support cortical reorganization and improve activities of daily living for stroke survivors. Her research is widely recognized for its practical impact on clinical protocols and device design, influencing both rehabilitation scientists and clinicians. With a career dedicated to advancing evidence-based stroke care, Lennon continues to drive progress in neurorehabilitation, making her work essential reading for students and researchers seeking to understand the intersection of technology, neuroscience, and recovery.
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