Yu-Hsuan Cheng
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Yu-Hsuan Cheng is a rehabilitation researcher whose work focuses on advancing neurorecovery after stroke, particularly through technology-assisted gait training and body weight support systems. Her most cited study, a 2019 meta-analysis on the clinical non-superiority of such interventions in subacute stroke patients, critically evaluated the evidence for these emerging therapies, challenging assumptions about their efficacy and highlighting the need for more rigorous trial designs. This work has garnered 21 citations, reflecting its influence in shaping clinical rehabilitation protocols. Cheng’s research sits at the intersection of biomechanics, neurology, and assistive technology, aiming to optimize functional outcomes for stroke survivors. By systematically assessing the comparative effectiveness of robotic and body-weight-supported training against conventional therapy, she has provided essential guidance for clinicians and researchers seeking evidence-based rehabilitation strategies. Her contributions underscore the importance of nuanced evaluation in a field often driven by technological enthusiasm, and her findings continue to inform both clinical practice and future research directions in post-stroke motor recovery.
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