Sihui Zhang
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2
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16
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About
Sihui Zhang is a researcher at the intersection of rehabilitation robotics and biomechanical assessment, with a focus on developing automated, objective tools for evaluating wrist function. Her major contributions center on creating robot-assisted systems that measure both passive and active ranges of motion (ROM) in the wrist, replacing subjective manual methods with precise, quantitative data. Her 2018 paper on automated objective robot-assisted assessment of wrist passive ROM has garnered 11 citations, while her 2019 work on active ROM assessment—critical for tracking hand functional recovery and enabling effective rehabilitation monitoring—has received 5 citations. These studies highlight how her systems provide insights into quantitative improvements, offering clinicians reliable metrics to gauge patient progress. Zhang’s work is notable for its practical impact: by reducing reliance on clinician experience, her methods enhance consistency in rehabilitation settings. Her research is particularly valuable for students and researchers in biomedical engineering and physical therapy, as it demonstrates a clear pathway from robotic technology to improved clinical outcomes.
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- 2Automated robot-assisted assessment for wrist active ranges of motion5 citations · 2019