Xinyue Yang
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Xinyue Yang is a rising researcher in neurorehabilitation and bibliometric analysis, with a focused interest in post-stroke motor recovery. Her most-cited work, “Research trends and hotspots of post-stroke upper limb dysfunction: a bibliometric and visualization analysis” (2024), has already garnered 24 citations, reflecting its timely relevance. In this study, Yang systematically mapped the global research landscape on upper limb impairment—a condition affecting approximately 85% of stroke survivors—highlighting key trends, emerging hotspots, and gaps in the literature. Her contribution is significant: by synthesizing decades of fragmented research, she provides a roadmap for future interventions targeting the slow-recovering upper limb, which lags behind lower limb function in rehabilitation. Yang’s work bridges clinical neurology and data science, offering clinicians and researchers a clear, evidence-based overview of where the field is heading. Her bibliometric approach not only quantifies research output but also identifies underexplored areas, such as novel therapeutic modalities and long-term recovery patterns. As a young investigator, Yang is establishing herself as a valuable voice in stroke rehabilitation, with her work poised to guide both clinical practice and future experimental studies.
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