Wei-rong Liang
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Wei-rong Liang is a clinical researcher specializing in integrative neurology and acupuncture-based rehabilitation, with a particular focus on post-stroke motor recovery. Their most influential work, the multicenter randomized controlled trial "Effects of Interactive Dynamic Scalp Acupuncture on Motor Function and Gait of Lower Limbs after Stroke" (2021), has garnered 22 citations and represents a significant contribution to evidence-based complementary medicine. This study demonstrated that combining dynamic scalp acupuncture with conventional rehabilitation can substantially improve lower limb motor function and gait parameters in stroke survivors, offering a novel, non-invasive therapeutic approach. Liang's research bridges traditional acupuncture techniques with modern neurorehabilitation principles, providing clinicians with data-driven protocols for enhancing patient outcomes. By rigorously testing interactive acupuncture methods in a controlled clinical setting, they have helped validate acupuncture's role in stroke recovery, influencing both clinical practice and future research directions. Their work underscores the potential of integrating Eastern and Western medical paradigms to address complex neurological deficits, making Liang a notable figure in the growing field of integrative stroke rehabilitation.
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