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About
Yen-Nung Lin is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, specializing in robot-assisted therapy for stroke recovery. His work focuses on developing and evaluating innovative technologies—including robotic gait training systems and hand rehabilitation devices—to enhance motor function in both subacute and chronic stroke patients. Lin’s major contributions include demonstrating the clinical benefits of the Gloreha device for hand function through a randomized crossover trial, and pioneering a novel hybrid robot-assisted gait training system that combines end-effector and exoskeleton principles. His 2018 systematic review on rehabilitative treatments within six months poststroke, along with his meta-analysis on technology-assisted gait training, have each garnered over 40 citations, underscoring their influence on evidence-based practice. Lin’s research consistently shows that robot-assisted interventions can safely and effectively complement conventional therapy, improving balance, walking ability, and daily activities. His feasibility and safety studies have paved the way for broader clinical adoption of robotic rehabilitation. With multiple high-impact publications and a commitment to rigorous, assessor-blinded trials, Yen-Nung Lin is advancing the frontier of technology-driven stroke rehabilitation, offering new hope for functional recovery.
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