Stefano Gargano
Pontifical Gregorian University, Don Carlo Gnocchi Foundation
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About
Stefano Gargano is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, with a focused expertise in robotic-assisted therapy for upper limb recovery following neurological injuries. His work primarily addresses stroke, cervical spinal cord injury, and multiple sclerosis, systematically evaluating how electromechanical and robotic devices can bridge the gap between clinical evidence and real-world practice. Gargano’s major contributions include conducting comprehensive systematic reviews and overviews that synthesize fragmented evidence, most notably in his 2021 highly cited paper (56 citations) which identified key clinical recommendations for upper limb robotic rehabilitation after stroke. He has also led evidence-based reviews demonstrating the effectiveness of robot-assisted arm therapy for post-stroke patients (21 citations) and for those with multiple sclerosis (15 citations), highlighting both motor and cognitive benefits. As a key contributor to the CICERONE Italian Consensus Conference, Gargano helped establish methodological frameworks for evidence synthesis in this rapidly evolving field. His work consistently emphasizes the importance of translating research into clinical guidelines, making him a pivotal figure in advancing the adoption of robotic technologies in neurorehabilitation. With over 150 cumulative citations, his research continues to shape how clinicians integrate robotics into patient recovery protocols.
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