Tomoko Kamisawa
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Tomoko Kamisawa is a researcher in biomedical engineering, with a focus on neurorehabilitation and human–machine interfaces. Her work centers on the intersection of body image perception and functional recovery, particularly through the use of biofeedback and electrical stimulation. In her most-cited paper, "Engineering Approach for Functional Recovery Based on Body Image Adjustment by Using Biofeedback of Electrical Stimulation" (2014), Kamisawa pioneered a method that leverages real-time sensory feedback to help patients with motor impairments recalibrate their internal body representations. This approach addresses a critical gap in rehabilitation: the psychological and neurological adjustment to altered physical capabilities. Though her citation count remains modest, with the 2014 paper garnering three citations, her work is notable for its innovative integration of engineering principles with cognitive neuroscience. Kamisawa’s research has implications for developing more adaptive prosthetics and rehabilitation protocols, offering a pathway to more holistic recovery. Her contributions are particularly valuable for students and researchers exploring how technology can bridge the gap between physical therapy and neural plasticity, highlighting the importance of user-centered design in assistive devices.
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