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Tsai-yu Shih is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, specializing in robotic-assisted therapy for stroke recovery. Her work focuses on optimizing upper-limb rehabilitation by comparing the efficacy of proximal versus distal robotic interventions. In her landmark 2018 study, published in a high-impact journal with 63 citations, Shih conducted a cluster controlled trial involving 40 stroke patients, comparing the InMotion ARM (proximal-emphasized) with the InMotion WRIST (distal-emphasized) robots. This research demonstrated that targeted robotic training can significantly improve motor performance, providing critical evidence for personalized rehabilitation protocols. Her earlier 2017 work further explored the comparative benefits of arm and wrist robots, laying the groundwork for tailored therapeutic approaches. Shih’s contributions have advanced the understanding of how robotic devices can enhance neuroplasticity and functional recovery, making her a key figure in translational rehabilitation science. Her findings directly inform clinical practice, offering hope for more effective, technology-driven stroke rehabilitation.
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