Davide Cattaneo

Associate Professor

University of Milan

Italy

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Davide Cattaneo is an Associate Professor at the University of Milan, Italy. His research areas focus on balance perception, rehabilitation strategies for neurological disorders, and the assessment of sensorized technologies in clinical practice. Recent articles include studies on balance impairments in multiple sclerosis and upper limb task-oriented training in stroke patients.

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University of Bologna

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Angelo Basteris

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Kamila Rasova

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Charles University Faculty of Medicine

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Articles (9)

Investigating Balance Perception and Balance Performance in Neurological Disorders for Targeted Rehabilitation Strategies

Factors Associated with Clinical Meaningful Recovery after Upper Limb Task-Oriented Training in People with Stroke: A Cohort Study

Assessment of Sensorized Insoles in Balance and Gait in Individuals With Parkinson’s Disease

Factors Associated With Treatment-Related Changes in Voice Volume in People With Multiple Sclerosis

Balance Impairments in People with Early-Stage Multiple Sclerosis: Boosting the Integration of Instrumented Assessment in Clinical Practice

Haptic vs sensorimotor training in the treatment of upper limb dysfunction in multiple sclerosis: A multi-center, randomised controlled trial.

The impact of balance specific physiotherapy, intensity of therapy and disability on static and dynamic balance in people with multiple sclerosis: A multi-center prospective study

Nine Hole Peg Test asymmetry in refining upper limb assessment in multiple sclerosis

Impaired heart rate recovery after sub-maximal physical exercise in people with multiple sclerosis

Collaborators (4)

Andrea Turolla

Angelo Basteris

Vittorio Sanguineti

Kamila Rasova

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