Sijing Chen
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About
Dr. Sijing Chen is a leading researcher in rehabilitation robotics and minimally invasive surgical technologies, with a focus on improving functional outcomes for patients with neurological and gynecological conditions. Her most impactful work centers on the safety and feasibility of novel exoskeletons for locomotor rehabilitation in individuals with spinal cord injury. In a landmark prospective, multi-center, cross-over clinical trial involving 40 paraplegic subjects with T6–L2 level injuries, Dr. Chen evaluated the Ai-robot exoskeleton, demonstrating its potential to enhance walking efficiency and user satisfaction while assessing physiological cost and don/doff time. This study, which has garnered 32 citations, underscores her commitment to translating robotic innovations into clinical practice, offering new hope for mobility restoration. Additionally, Dr. Chen has explored the comparative effectiveness of robotic versus conventional laparoendoscopic single-site hysterectomy for large uteri using the da Vinci Xi system, contributing to the advancement of precision surgery. Her work bridges engineering and medicine, driving evidence-based improvements in patient care. With a growing citation impact and a focus on rigorous clinical trials, Dr. Chen is a rising authority in rehabilitation robotics and surgical robotics, shaping the future of assistive technologies and minimally invasive procedures.
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