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Dr. Yanze Liu is a dedicated researcher in the field of rehabilitation medicine, with a primary focus on the efficacy of traditional Chinese therapeutic interventions for post-stroke complications. Her work centers on evaluating Tuina, a form of Chinese manipulative therapy, as a non-pharmacological treatment for spasticity, a debilitating condition affecting many stroke survivors. Dr. Liu’s major contribution lies in establishing rigorous methodological frameworks for evidence synthesis; her highly cited 2020 protocol for a systematic review and meta-analysis on Tuina for post-stroke spasticity has garnered 7 citations, underscoring its foundational role in guiding future clinical research. This protocol addresses a critical gap in supportive evidence, aiming to systematically assess both the efficacy and safety of Tuina, thereby informing rehabilitation practices. Her research is pivotal for integrating traditional medicine into evidence-based stroke rehabilitation, offering hope for improved patient outcomes. Dr. Liu’s work continues to shape the discourse on complementary therapies in neurology, making her a key figure in bridging ancient practices with modern scientific scrutiny.
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