Vincenzo Ricci
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About
Vincenzo Ricci is a clinical researcher at the forefront of rehabilitation science, specializing in the neurological and musculoskeletal sequelae of post-COVID syndrome and urological recovery after robotic surgery. His work uniquely bridges multisensory integration deficits with physical rehabilitation outcomes. In his landmark 2021 study, Ricci demonstrated that post-COVID patients exhibit a measurable "visual reliance" and multisensory integration deficit using robotic assessment tools—a finding that has garnered 19 citations and reshaped understanding of balance impairments in this population. He further advanced this line of inquiry in 2023 by linking sarcopenia to these sensory deficits, exploring how muscle wasting exacerbates fatigue and motor dysfunction in relatively young outpatients (median age 53.8). Beyond COVID-19, Ricci has innovated in urological rehabilitation, developing the Uroflow Stop Test with electromyography as a non-invasive, objective tool to detect stress urinary incontinence following robot-assisted radical prostatectomy. His work offers clinicians a practical, evidence-based method for assessing pelvic floor integrity post-surgery. With a growing citation footprint and a focus on translating complex sensory-motor dysfunction into actionable clinical assessments, Ricci is a rising voice in rehabilitation medicine.
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