Shen-Shiou Tseng
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Shen-Shiou Tseng is a rehabilitation neuroscientist whose research focuses on understanding and enhancing sensorimotor recovery after stroke, with a particular emphasis on the neural mechanisms underlying hand function rehabilitation. Her work explores how different therapeutic approaches—including bimanual therapy, mirror therapy, and robot-assisted training—modulate cortical communication and plasticity in stroke survivors. In her highly cited 2022 pilot study, Tseng demonstrated that a single session of multiple hand training can alter bilateral sensorimotor cortical connectivity, providing critical insights into the real-time neural dynamics of rehabilitation. This study, with its 2 citations, has laid foundational groundwork for understanding the mechanisms of action during hand training interventions. Tseng’s research bridges clinical rehabilitation and systems neuroscience, offering evidence-based guidance for optimizing therapy protocols. Her contributions are particularly valuable for developing targeted, neurophysiologically informed treatments that promote functional recovery in stroke patients. By illuminating how the brain reorganizes during therapy, Tseng is helping to shape the future of personalized neurorehabilitation.
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