Xuan Han Koh
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Xuan Han Koh is a rehabilitation medicine researcher whose work focuses on optimizing functional recovery in patients with complex medical conditions, particularly following COVID-19. Her most cited study, "Functional outcomes of COVID-19 patients who underwent acute inpatient rehabilitation and the exploration of the benefits of adjunct robotic therapy and the effects of frailty" (2023, 4 citations), is a pioneering investigation into how robotic-assisted therapy—specifically using the Andago device—can enhance rehabilitation outcomes for post-COVID patients. This work not only demonstrates that adjunct robotic therapy may improve functional gains but also critically examines how pre-existing frailty negatively impacts recovery trajectories. By integrating cutting-edge technology with patient-centered outcomes, Koh's research addresses a pressing clinical need during the pandemic, offering evidence-based guidance for rehabilitation protocols. Her contributions highlight the intersection of geriatric assessment and neurorehabilitation, providing actionable insights for clinicians treating vulnerable populations. Though early in her career, Koh's focused inquiry into the role of robotics and frailty in post-COVID recovery positions her as an emerging voice in rehabilitation science, with implications for both acute care and long-term functional restoration.
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